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Qatar Airways will fly direct from Dublin to the Middle East starting next summer
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4 Dec 2016
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potting shed
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4 Dec 2016
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4 Dec 2016
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Hardware
The creator of Skype is looking to take down couriers with his army of robots
4 Dec 2016
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Funding
Irish-founded tech startup Qstream raises $15m in a major funding round
4 Dec 2016
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Marketing
The business of 'brand scenting' - or using smells so your customers like you more
4 Dec 2016
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Pioneer
The man who brought Ticketmaster to Ireland started off selling tickets in a record shop
4 Dec 2016
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diamond standard
Meet the Dublin jeweller who travels the world in search of flawless diamonds
3 Dec 2016
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Finance
A Central Bank database conceived after Anglo's demise will finally be ready in 2018
3 Dec 2016
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Transport
Transatlantic flights from Cork finally get the go-ahead
3 Dec 2016
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Cristiano Ronaldo accused of using an Irish company to avoid Spanish tax
2 Dec 2016
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Mark Little
The head of Twitter Ireland is on the move again - just six months after taking the job
1 Dec 2016
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Ryanair launches new package holiday service
1 Dec 2016
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media and arts
One-third of UTV Ireland staff facing the axe in merger with TV3
1 Dec 2016
Financial Services
A Permanent TSB offshoot has been fined €4.5m for 'serious failings' on tracker mortgages
29 Nov 2016
bumper year
'The numbers speak for themselves' - Shane Ross insists he is not failing on tourism
28 Nov 2016
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Marketing
Paddy Power, Topaz and others stung for sending spam emails and texts
28 Nov 2016
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cookin' up a storm
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27 Nov 2016
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magnum pr
Top Irish PR body seeks to curb rogue 'influencers' being paid to sell products and not admitting it
27 Nov 2016
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Tourism
The firm behind Longford's €230m holiday park expects it to be fully booked in its first year
27 Nov 2016
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Transport
The head of CityJet thinks the airline had 'a disease' - and he's the cure
26 Nov 2016
13
fire in the desert
Why the Burning Man festival turned non-profit in a quest for immortality
26 Nov 2016
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open minded
The Central Bank's governor is 'open' to regulating crowdfunding
26 Nov 2016
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Internet
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26 Nov 2016
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digital watch
Dublin ranks as one of Europe's best startup hubs - with some of the worst digital infrastructure
26 Nov 2016
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Hardware
Your crash course in... The rise and fall of the 'Willy Wonka' energy firm that claimed to defy physics
26 Nov 2016
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Penneys
The woman who helped build Primark reveals why the store doesn't sell online
26 Nov 2016
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Wilbur Ross
The US billionaire who made €500m on Bank of Ireland after the crash set for top Trump job
25 Nov 2016
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equity injection
Irish-founded Stripe is worth over $9bn after a huge funding round
25 Nov 2016
34
Shopping
How small online retailers can beat Amazon on Black Friday
25 Nov 2016
31
Flying form
The Irishman who took a punt on Skyscanner is set to win from its €1.7bn sale
24 Nov 2016
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deepwater rig
Dublin firm hopes to strike it rich with rare multimillion oil project off Irish coast
24 Nov 2016
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Funding
The European Investment Bank is pumping €170m into two Irish colleges
24 Nov 2016
Transport
Insurers could be made to give drivers detailed reasons why their premiums are so high
24 Nov 2016
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A Dublin energy startup is taking its 'Google Nest killer' thermostat stateside
23 Nov 2016
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food and drink
Supermac's is raking in the cash as profits more than double to €12m
22 Nov 2016
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household survey
Employment hits a post-crash high amid some 'worrying signs' for Ireland's ongoing recovery
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