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'I don't let the tyranny of the urgent overwhelm the priority of the important'
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Atlantic Therapeutics has taken a major step to break into the 'very considerable' US market
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A moment in the sun: Meet the Irish spacetech entrepreneurs boldly growing
Your crash course in... what to expect from Britain and the EU's trade talk tango
Your crash course in... what to expect from Britain and the EU's trade talk tango
Work-it: Dealing with imposter syndrome
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Digitising wealth management: Nucoro eyes Ireland as it takes investment into the digital age
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Creating more Fexcos: Why the Kerry fintech business has opened a €21m R&D facility
Big ideas with small beginnings: How DCU is harnessing the power of nanotech
Companies have accepted the internet wasn’t built for kids, change is coming
On the side of the angels: How John Phelan is helping to get more cash flowing into startups
Keeping it lit: How Ireland's oldest candle company has survived five centuries
Courting European business: Why Greenhouse chose Dublin for its first international base
Can Irish oats help sow the seeds of change in the alternative dairy market?
Things move fast in the Irish taxi industry, adaptation is key to what's NXT
Work-it: To contract, or not to contract
Work-it: Playing the generation game
Capital power: why fintech companies are looking to Dublin in the e-money licence quest
Sheepless nights: The serious business of sleep loss and the Irish companies living the dream
Pour me another: Tourists are finding Irish whiskey neat but the Scots still reign
Out of this world: Meet the man behind Aylien, the tech company finding intel for corporate giants
KeepAppy is making it easier for people to manage their mental health
Solving the 'spaghetti junction' of payments: Why CleverCards has inked a deal with Mastercard
Mr Cook goes to Dublin: The tech boss on Apple's 'unshakeable commitment' to Ireland
'Success can be a handshake with someone, it doesn't have to be profits'