'Losing my job was hard, but making people redundant was worse'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Sonas Bathrooms.
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The company installing Irish Water meters has racked up multimillion-euro profits
GMC Sierra is part-owned by a Denis O’Brien-controlled firm.
A Swords company that provides cleaning and security services has been bought for €175m
Noonan will be acquired by South African trading group Bidvest.
ATM fees on An Post's new current account are twice as high as the banks'
The semi-state says the ‘smart account’ has already been introduced at 200 post offices.
The world's biggest security company has just shut one of its Dublin bases
A cohort of staff were made redundant as G4S moved the operations to Belfast.
'No one likes losing, but there's a point when it can be a relief to close your business'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Limerick firm the Lock Doctor.
'We didn't want our friends to lose their jobs': Why this pair led a buyout of their company
The move secured 40 jobs at Dublin-based Ionic Consulting.
'I got a loan and sold my car to fund a hen party website. It felt like a massive risk'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Cork firm behind Henparty.ie, Glencove.
'Think Netflix - that's what we've built for CVs'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile Opening.io.
'My dad's heart attack made me change career. I wanted to have an impact'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile medical devices seller Promed.
Cash-strapped RTÉ is recruiting outside spin doctors to help manage its public image
The state broadcaster already employs a 21-person PR team.
Forget the Brexit blues, opening a base in London was an 'easy decision' for Intercom
The San Francisco-based firm expects its new office to be open this autumn.
Meet the woman who arranges €30,000 luxury holidays to Ireland for celebrities
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile travel firm Adams & Butler.
'In Ireland, large firms often view startups with a mix of fear and intrigue'
There’s a lot more to be gained by collaborating with young firms rather than being threatened by them.
Despite a six-month storm of criticism, Aer Lingus stands by its new frequent flyer scheme
The carrier’s Aerclub initiative has been panned by many long-term fliers since it was brought in.
'It's time to move on': The chairman of Eir is set to step down
Padraig McManus said that he intends to resign from his role later this year.
Web Summit's profits took a dive during its final year in Dublin
But the event’s parent company has been expanding fast as it rolls out new conferences.
Irish-founded Hassle is losing its name and taking on its German owner's identity
The cleaning-services company was bought for over €30 million in 2015.
A Meath man has been given a suspended sentence for taking part in a 'carpet cartel'
The price-fixing involved one of Ireland’s biggest commercial flooring firms, Aston Carpets.
Grant Thornton is opening a 'centre of excellence' - with jobs to boot
The hub will provide services to clients operating in Europe, Asia and Latin America.