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corlytics
This Irish fintech startup is helping banks wade through an 'Eiffel Tower' of regulation
25 May 2017
Startups
A decade after selling his first company, EntAnon's head just quit - to start another one
25 May 2017
cohort
After a year under wraps, an Irish startup backed by heavy-hitters is ready to unseat LinkedIn
25 May 2017
bonham docks
'Galway needs this': Business heavyweights back a €100m docks development
25 May 2017
1
wheels we deliver
'We went from delivering small parcels in Dublin to moving Ferraris across the US'
25 May 2017
done and dusted
Never back down: How Dunnes battles and confounds its landlords
25 May 2017
9
Big Plans
Tayto Park wants to build a seven-storey hotel with sky bars and a slide
25 May 2017
25
Fit for kings
The deluxe Dromoland Castle is getting a touch-up worth €20 million
22 May 2017
2
building and property
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
22 May 2017
37
With its ridesharing plans parked, Uber struggles to justify more Irish investment
21 May 2017
55
insights
'I set up the first Irish bar in Jakarta. It took 18 months just to get Guinness on tap'
Fora Staff
21 May 2017
18
Bad habit
Harvey Norman's security chief: 'I've caught nuns, priests and neighbours shoplifting'
21 May 2017
57
insights
'The shop was too reliant on me. If I was away, people would come but wouldn't buy anything'
Fora Staff
20 May 2017
1
taking too long
The EU says Ireland needs to hurry up and collect its €13 billion from Apple
19 May 2017
87
Hardware
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE passes to Dublin's Smart Cities Summit
19 May 2017
pharmacy group
Investor takes majority stake in Sam McCauley Chemists in huge €50m deal
18 May 2017
11
room to expand
The 'Clayton' brand spreads across Dublin as Ireland's biggest hotelier expands
18 May 2017
8
your smile direct
This Irish teeth-straightening startup is opening in Dublin. Next stop, Australia and Canada
18 May 2017
Sugru
Investors have piled in to back this Irish woman's 'space-age Play-Doh'
18 May 2017
1
Marketing
Love Irish Food has to stop 'misleading' ads that say its brands use Irish ingredients
18 May 2017
resource and energy
An Irish firm's €2bn offshore wind farm is clear to build after a major legal win
18 May 2017
Oasis
Shannon Airport's duty-free is getting a major makeover, complete with 'water wall'
18 May 2017
money down
Investor takes majority stake in Sam McCauley Chemists in huge €50m deal
18 May 2017
building and property
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
18 May 2017
u-turn
With its ridesharing plans parked, Uber struggles to justify more Irish investment
18 May 2017
pay the piper
Is Irish media ownership too concentrated? Here's who is behind the major players
18 May 2017
media and arts
Six months after quitting Twitter, Mark Little is cooking up another project
18 May 2017
Bad habit
Harvey Norman's security chief: 'I've caught nuns, priests and neighbours shoplifting'
18 May 2017
pure power systems
'I didn't want to gamble with my children's futures, so I sold my company'
18 May 2017
3
Financial Services
The Dáil has elected to keep the state's AIB shares - because the government forgot to vote
18 May 2017
HSBC
Bank of Ireland has poached a senior UK exec for its new CEO
17 May 2017
12
New Beginnings
Scottish financial giant Standard Life says Dublin will likely be its new EU base
17 May 2017
22
agribusiness
Farmers who started 'illegal' gorse fires may have their state subsidies docked
17 May 2017
Financial Services
For the second time in a week, gardaí are investigating fraud at a Cork credit union
17 May 2017
Retail
Retailers want parents who use children for shoplifting to be prosecuted
16 May 2017
House of cash
Dublin is one of the 10 most expensive cities worldwide in which to build
16 May 2017
21
Finance
JP Morgan to buy a Dublin docklands office block that can accommodate 1,000 workers
15 May 2017
media and arts
The firm behind First Dates Ireland: 'You're only as good as your last job and next idea'
14 May 2017
14
Startups
'If you thought about setting up a business too deeply, you mightn't do it'
14 May 2017
Funding
A Dublin startup is trying to stop millennial workers from quickly switching jobs
14 May 2017
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