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building and property

Dublin is in a 'global race for investment' and taller buildings could be the answer

23 Aug 2016

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Policy

'People are holding onto land with no intention of developing it and just hoping for the best'

22 Aug 2016

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Tourism

Why the head of the Guinness Storehouse tracks all his TripAdvisor reviews - even the terrible ones

20 Aug 2016

2.7k

data and security

Your crash course in... The Irish connections to the secretive Dark Web

18 Aug 2016

4.9k

Health

The head of Irish biotech company Ourobotics has died unexpectedly

18 Aug 2016

3.6k

On The 42agribusiness

The IFA could be about to lose a big chunk of its funding

17 Aug 2016

456

Policy

Poll: Should businesses be made to disclose more financial details?

15 Aug 2016

549

agribusiness

A new fund could give farmers a chance to diversify their businesses

15 Aug 2016

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Tourism

Despite millions put into the Wild Atlantic Way, it took a 767 to put this Sligo town on the map

14 Aug 2016

6.7k

agribusiness

As farm incomes dwindle, getting farmers to embrace technology is a tough sell

14 Aug 2016

756

On The 42insights

Your crash course in... Bond yields, or why Ireland can borrow money for next to nothing

11 Aug 2016

1.2k

On The 42Funding

The head of this not-so-anonymous group will dig into his pocket to help startups get funding

10 Aug 2016

885

food and drink

The world's biggest meatpacker is moving to Ireland but don't expect it to pay much tax

9 Aug 2016

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On The 42Manufacturing

After a decade of research, this spin-out company is about to build its world-first x-ray

7 Aug 2016

1.0k

Funding

Ireland's largest crowd lender thinks we need to follow the UK's crowdfunding playbook

6 Aug 2016

1.1k

food and drink

Deliveroo has raised $275 million to fight off its greatest threat to date: Uber

5 Aug 2016

903

insights

Your crash course in... How the Bank of England's stimulus package could hurt Ireland

4 Aug 2016

1.5k

Funding

Ireland's researchers are punching above their weight despite 'below-average investment'

3 Aug 2016

331

On The 42Policy

Irish exporters are in the midst of a 'full-blown currency crisis'

2 Aug 2016

637

On The 42Finance

Poll: Are you worried about the health of Irish banks?

1 Aug 2016

1.7k

Software

After acquiring Yahoo, Verizon is about to splurge $2.4bn on Dublin-based Fleetmatics

1 Aug 2016

1.1k

Transport

China's ride-hailing war has come to an end as Uber waves a white flag

1 Aug 2016

360

food and drink

'It's very difficult for traditional business to find funding because everyone is looking for apps'

31 Jul 2016

873

Marketing

Kid-safe marketing tech and life as a VC: What Dylan Collins has been up to

30 Jul 2016

777

Finance

Your crash course in... How banks have been shafting customers on tracker mortgages

28 Jul 2016

4.2k

Finance

Permanent TSB has plenty of money for businesses – but it's being picky about who gets it

27 Jul 2016

375

On The 42Policy

How rising insurance costs are squeezing small Irish businesses dry

24 Jul 2016

2.1k

On The 42apps and mobile

Digit Game Studios is ready to mix with the big boys - but don't expect Kate Upton fronting its app

23 Jul 2016

976

On The 42insights

Your crash course in... The tech billionaire who took down Gawker and is now backing Trump

21 Jul 2016

1.2k

Funding

Startup investors are ready to splurge their cash around Europe once again

19 Jul 2016

245

On The 42Hardware

The Cork firm at the heart of an industry saving companies a fortune with their old IT gear

17 Jul 2016

1.2k

On The 42Finance

The trials of luring fast-growing firms to the 'slow-moving machine' of the Irish Stock Exchange

16 Jul 2016

903

On The 42Startups

Your crash course in... The spectacular rise and fall of a $9bn blood-testing startup

14 Jul 2016

2.3k

On The 42Startups

Google sees a bright future in virtual reality, space travel and... dolls for kids

13 Jul 2016

880

On The 42Opinion

Poll: Should there be a salary cap for CEOs of charities?

11 Jul 2016

3.9k

On The 42Sport

Underdogs weren't the only winners of Euro 2016 – the bookies also cleaned up

11 Jul 2016

338

Retail

An Airbnb for pop-up shops - and everything in between - has launched in Ireland

10 Jul 2016

3.0k

On The 42media and arts

'We're not the devil wears Prada, we're the devil wears Primark'

9 Jul 2016

1.7k

data and security

The Safe Harbour pact struck down after a battle with Facebook Ireland has just gotten a successor

8 Jul 2016

389

insights

Your crash course in... the murky and unregulated world of shadow banking

7 Jul 2016

1.0k