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Whistleblower
Who is Jonathan Sugarman? Here's what you need to know
14 Apr 2017
46
media and arts
Eventbrite says it’s stumping up for GamerCon refunds - but the organiser disagrees
14 Apr 2017
9
poor service
Here's what you need to know about Eir's record fine from the telecoms watchdog
14 Apr 2017
37
Bubble and Burst
Jonathan Sugarman: 'We may wake up tomorrow and need another bank guarantee'
14 Apr 2017
59
indie hackers
The 'surprising' email that led to Irish-founded Stripe's latest company buyout
12 Apr 2017
5
Collison Brothers
The 'surprising' email that led to Irish-founded Stripe's latest company buyout
12 Apr 2017
resource and energy
A Dublin company is about to start a major drill for oil off the Kerry coast
12 Apr 2017
Tallafornia
Tallaght's Square shopping centre is clear for expansion after its court battle with Dunnes
12 Apr 2017
Cuba
As Cuba emerges from economic hibernation, opportunity knocks for Irish firms
12 Apr 2017
cocu
'At 21 I knew an office job wasn't for me, so I went into running restaurants'
12 Apr 2017
3
food and drink
Supermac's has accused McDonald's of 'literally trademarking the McWorld'
12 Apr 2017
moving the dial
Newstalk, 98FM and Spin's CEOs to go in a major Communicorp reshuffle
12 Apr 2017
35
food and drink
Salad bar chain Chopped will open 26 new stores as it starts an 'international rollout'
12 Apr 2017
Data protection laws
Regional carrier Stobart Air blames poor training for its illegal sharing of sensitive staff info
12 Apr 2017
11
Snapped Up
The owner of the Irish Mirror has just bought RSVP magazine
11 Apr 2017
13
neuravi
Pharma giant Johnson & Johnson has snapped up a Galway firm in a massive deal
10 Apr 2017
16
deflate to accumulate
The price of Irish groceries has dropped for the first time in two years
10 Apr 2017
21
Hip to be square
Take a guided tour of... Squarespace's flash new Dublin office
10 Apr 2017
12
fishy business
'The system is a joke': A quarter of Irish fishing vessels caught with illegal workers
9 Apr 2017
40
going going pong
'I was there when Atari left Limerick with 600 jobs. It’s a day I hope to never repeat’
9 Apr 2017
12
Retail
Blanchardstown centre vacancies are at near-recession levels after its €945m sale
9 Apr 2017
26
up and up
One of Ireland's biggest landowners gets permission for hundreds of Dublin apartments
9 Apr 2017
38
cloak and dagger
Independent grocers' behind-the-scenes strategy to stall the march of the German giants
9 Apr 2017
52
out of credit
Losses at Carphone Warehouse's Irish arm soared to €12m last year
8 Apr 2017
14
left in the lurch
'In Cork, Bus Éireann is the equivalent to Dublin Bus. The strikes are hugely damaging'
7 Apr 2017
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Education
We're partnering with UCD to give one entrepreneur a scholarship worth up to €14,500
6 Apr 2017
Tourism
Why travel firms say consumer protection rules need to be brought 'into the 21st century'
6 Apr 2017
naas racecourse
'Our competition isn't other racecourses, it's shopping centres'
6 Apr 2017
building and property
One of Ireland's biggest landowners gets permission for hundreds of Dublin apartments
6 Apr 2017
Financial Services
How a Cork startup was launched and then sold... in about six months
6 Apr 2017
Grocery wars
Independent grocers' behind-the-scenes strategy to stall the march of the German giants
6 Apr 2017
2
cook medical
'I was there when Atari left Limerick with 600 jobs. It’s a day I hope to never repeat’
6 Apr 2017
space to let
Blanchardstown centre vacancies are at near-recession levels after its €945m sale
6 Apr 2017
14
big deal
Ryanair will offer connecting flights onto rivals' routes starting this year
6 Apr 2017
8
media and arts
Kevin O'Sullivan has resigned 'with immediate effect' as editor of the Irish Times
5 Apr 2017
Transport
Judge dismisses GoSafe speeding cases, calling them a 'charade' and 'embarrassing'
5 Apr 2017
Software
Dublin IT firm Version 1 is on a major recruitment drive after getting €90m from investors
5 Apr 2017
Education
A global real estate giant is backing a new exclusive south Dublin private school
4 Apr 2017
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Dublin County Council rejects planning permission for apartments as being "visually unacceptable"
4 Apr 2017
76
Hold your horses
New laws are coming in to cut 'food fraud' and prevent another horsemeat scandal
3 Apr 2017
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