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food and drink
A Howth seafood firm is trying to break up Ireland's love affair with salmon
25 Dec 2016
14
Work
The very seasonal business of ice rinks - 'I'd rather this than work for someone else'
24 Dec 2016
5
Thanks Penneys
The woman who took Primark global has a new job with Ireland's crafts body
22 Dec 2016
6
Finland
Irish company raises half a million euro to go exploring for diamonds
22 Dec 2016
4
Retail
How Revenue catches the counterfeit Grinches that try to steal Christmas
22 Dec 2016
16
Fortune's Always Hiding
Kilkenny company signs huge deal to handle West Ham football transfers
21 Dec 2016
11
Services
How An Post is trying to make its waning mail business relevant again
21 Dec 2016
27
Strategic Investment
The Irish State has just sold its shares in big tobacco companies
21 Dec 2016
14
Accounts
Denis O'Brien's Communicorp radio empire lost €3.5m last year
21 Dec 2016
43
back down to earth
Europe orders Aer Lingus and Ryanair to repay millions in illegal state aid
21 Dec 2016
59
home from home
1,500 student beds on the way to Dublin thanks to major US developer
21 Dec 2016
40
Money Problems
Liquidator appointed to oversee wind up of Irish TV
20 Dec 2016
31
Mortgages
'Are you bullied by the banks?': Watch Central Bank governor get grilled on tracker scandal
20 Dec 2016
39
Retail
A quarter of shoppers to go to Northern Ireland for Christmas deals
20 Dec 2016
47
agribusiness
Irish farmers have slammed supermarkets for selling cheap potatoes
19 Dec 2016
34
Retail
Dunnes and SuperValu are now neck and neck in the fight to be Ireland's top supermarket
19 Dec 2016
31
Gianni Matera
Why this wealthy Italian startup investor is betting on Ireland
18 Dec 2016
11
Circulate Online
The Dublin agency handling social media for music acts that don't have time to tweet
18 Dec 2016
6
the distiller
Meet the ex-teacher who wants to make once-illegal poitín the new tequila
18 Dec 2016
42
Health
Your crash course in... Ireland's battle with Big Pharma for a 'miracle' cystic fibrosis drug
18 Dec 2016
33
food and drink
The long and winding career of Gary McGann - one of Ireland's best-known business leaders
17 Dec 2016
7
empty wallets
We're spending less in the shops this Christmas - blame it on Brexit and Trump
16 Dec 2016
87
media empire
Rupert Murdoch's Fox agrees €14bn Sky takeover deal
15 Dec 2016
37
On the slide
Are student loans the answer to Irish colleges dropping down university rankings?
15 Dec 2016
33
food and drink
Meet the Cork business sending hampers of Barry's Tea to the diaspora this Christmas
14 Dec 2016
9
Comfort Blanket
Almost 400 jobs saved as Wexford's Celtic Linen gets a new backer
13 Dec 2016
9
building and property
Plans to target 'rent pressure zones' with new housing rules could stymie supply
13 Dec 2016
1
Stars in Stripe
Irish-founded Stripe's European arm saw sales skyrocket to nearly €50m last year
12 Dec 2016
12
Policy
Ireland has been named among the world's worst corporate tax havens
12 Dec 2016
food and drink
This Sligo brewer is calling out the big beer companies for being 'thieving bastards'
11 Dec 2016
47
enet
Inside the little-known company that brought broadband to dozens of Irish towns
10 Dec 2016
4
media and arts
Your crash course in… How INM walking away from pensioners sheds light on a bigger problem
10 Dec 2016
47
Retail
Irish retailers could be in for a bleak Christmas as shoppers flock online
10 Dec 2016
40
Tourism
The Little Museum of Dublin is too small to cater for how popular it is
10 Dec 2016
9
Retail
Amazon is opening a bricks-and-mortar store - with no cashiers or checkouts
10 Dec 2016
15
Far East
An Irish cinema startup has just won an investment from Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba
10 Dec 2016
2
Up
Six months on from 'leprechaun economics', Ireland's GDP is finally bouncing back
9 Dec 2016
34
food and drink
Irish banana giant Fyffes is being taken over by one of Japan's biggest companies
9 Dec 2016
24
Policy
The Central Bank is fighting a bill to tackle high mortgage rates. Here's why
9 Dec 2016
34
Custom House Capital
Five years after the fall of an Irish Ponzi scheme, 1,400 people still await compensation
7 Dec 2016
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