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Starbucks has blamed poor sales in its home market on slow baristas
27 Jan 2017
805
'I knew nothing about the taxi industry and dipping my toes in there cost me dearly'
Brendan Kavanagh
22 Jan 2017
810
27
'I knew nothing about the taxi industry and dipping my toes in there cost me dearly'
Brendan Kavanagh
20 Jan 2017
165
One of Facebook's founders has pumped millions into an Irish mental health startup
19 Jan 2017
483
One of Facebook's founders has pumped millions into an Irish mental health startup
18 Jan 2017
778
Snapchat shrugs off Brexit to choose London over Dublin for its latest HQ
10 Jan 2017
212
'I always wanted to set up a business, but I couldn't take any risks when my kids were young'
8 Jan 2017
1.3k
Why 2017 could be the year the 'robo-advisors' finally come to town
7 Jan 2017
6.7k
6
Why 2017 could be the year the 'robo-advisors' finally come to town
5 Jan 2017
752
'Running a startup is a bit of a selfish move. Every relationship sort of takes a backseat'
Evan Gray
23 Dec 2016
137
Facebook could face €200m in fines after 'misleading' the EU during the WhatsApp buyout
20 Dec 2016
157
An Irish company that gets people cheaper health cover for keeping fit is going global
19 Dec 2016
1.6k
'Corporate life is so cushioned, it doesn't prepare you for how tough startups are'
Aisling Teillard
13 Dec 2016
264
Twitter names new Irish boss amid mounting losses and global job cuts
12 Dec 2016
952
Amazon is opening a bricks-and-mortar store - with no cashiers or checkouts
10 Dec 2016
19.5k
14
'Never do business with your friends. You end up losing them'
Mike Heary
9 Dec 2016
105
Small-business software specialists Enterpryze are on a hiring drive to expand overseas
8 Dec 2016
271
Two banks are rolling out in-store smartphone payments in Ireland
7 Dec 2016
321
Amazon is opening a bricks-and-mortar store - with no cashiers or checkouts
6 Dec 2016
517
Virtual reality marketing is in vogue – but brands beware the novelty factor
4 Dec 2016
8.3k
2
Virtual reality marketing is in vogue – but brands beware the novelty factor
3 Dec 2016
414
Accused of 'blackmailing' publishers, Adblock Plus insists its aim is to create better ads
21 Nov 2016
8.0k
17
A top Ryanair exec wants to give tourists a platform to slag pubs with pricey pints
20 Nov 2016
17.8k
34
Accused of 'blackmailing' publishers, Adblock Plus insists its aim is to create better ads
20 Nov 2016
413
A top Ryanair exec wants to give tourists a platform to slag pubs with pricey pints
20 Nov 2016
827
Ireland to oppose Uber application to circumvent taxi regulations across EU
19 Nov 2016
21.9k
53
Ireland is weighing into a row between Uber and a Spanish taxi company
17 Nov 2016
1.5k
Snapchat is set to go public with a value of up to $25 billion
16 Nov 2016
125
The man responsible for selling Pokémon Go: 'This is a marathon, not a sprint'
13 Nov 2016
564
Pension providers will 'cease to exist' if they don't talk to young workers in the right way
6 Nov 2016
12.8k
38
Pension providers will 'cease to exist' if they don't talk to young workers in the right way
30 Oct 2016
801
After failing to find a buyer, Twitter unveils deeper-than-expected job cuts
27 Oct 2016
270
Eir is set to be taken over by a US hedge fund
27 Oct 2016
21.5k
62
Eir is set to be taken over by a US hedge fund
27 Oct 2016
1.8k
Apple's sales have stalled for the first time in 15 years
26 Oct 2016
182
This Dublin fintech startup wants to make money as shareable as cat videos
22 Oct 2016
1.1k
Dublin startup the first Irish firm to pitch at exclusive Google event in Silicon Valley
19 Oct 2016
314
Mobile payments are taking off as Irish consumers embrace the technology
19 Oct 2016
359
Eir claims the duty to provide phone services for all has 'unlawfully interfered' with its rights
12 Oct 2016
244
After taking over people's social lives, Facebook's new service is targeting their work lives
11 Oct 2016
8.3k
10
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