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As TransferMate reaches profitability, its mission for the US market is taking shape
'There is money being left on the table': Irish startups need more female angel investors
'I love being close to the metal': A flight in the Profit Hunter with Embraer's John Slattery
Ryanair has blamed Serbian officials for the 'forced cancellation' of a new route
Sweepr wants to be the unifying force for customer support in the connected home
'I went from the top to, relatively speaking, very near the bottom'
The motor industry has asked for a long-term plan on the government's electric vehicle promise
Ryanair has blamed Serbian officials for the 'forced cancellation' of a new route
Meet the Dubliner behind the scenes at $4bn US biotech giant Ginkgo Bioworks
'I don't walk out with the rugby first - I walk out as Gordon'
Twenty women say they were not allowed return to work at end of their maternity leave last year
DAA criticises move by aviation watchdog to cut Dublin Airport charges
How Galway's Luna Connect is taking the messy paperwork out of small business lending
'Unless you can pick yourself back up quickly, recruitment can be a brutal industry'
Maternity-related complaints made to the workplace watchdog have almost doubled
Global fashion brand Karl Lagerfeld is opening an outlet in Kildare Village
Corporate investigations firm Kroll is opening an Irish business
What will it take to turn Ireland into a mecca for entrepreneurs?
'Literally the best thing I've ever done' - Dylan Collins is relishing his role plotting kidtech's future
The global tax world is shifting and it might not be good news for Ireland - what comes next?
Cavan's Apridata wants to simplify data analytics for the distribution sector
'How do we decompress after a high-pressure meeting? We have an Xbox in the room'
Irish tech startup Pest Pulse has been acquired by a US cleaning services giant
Five Lamps Brewery has a new home - and plans to trial UK exports
Sugar, plastics and vegan demands: Lir Chocolate's boss on the coalface of confectionery
Michelin stars are like an 'international avalanche' for restaurants. Then the food coma kicks in
Revolut and N26 rocked Irish banking. Now their competition is coming to town
Half of small Irish businesses have cancelled or delayed investment over Brexit
This startup's drones are getting ready for take off from Clare
'Never put in an email what you wouldn't be prepared to put on your office door'
Betting software startup Banach scored €1m, with backing from ex-Paddy Power execs
A massive shock to corporation tax could cost Ireland as much as €6bn a year
Softbank-backed hotel chain Oyo is making preparations for entering Ireland
Talent, funding and evolving threats: Inside Ireland's ever-changing cybersecurity scene
'If we didn't expand, we'd fail': KC Peaches' boss lays out her growth plan
Limerick edtech startup Jumpagrade is bringing grinds into the digital age
'Without confidence you won't take any chances or risks'
The government has been asked to consider extending state aid to Shannon and Cork airports
Paddy Power owner Flutter set for 'truly transformational' merger deal
Meet the artists-turned-event planners partying with Facebook and Diageo