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Business

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Far East
An Irish cinema startup has just won an investment from Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba
10 Dec 2016
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privacy by design
When should you be told you're at risk of a cyber attack?
10 Dec 2016
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global empire
Rupert Murdoch's Fox launches €13.4bn bid to finally get their hands on Sky
9 Dec 2016
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Up
Six months on from 'leprechaun economics', Ireland's GDP is finally bouncing back
9 Dec 2016
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food and drink
Irish banana giant Fyffes is being taken over by one of Japan's biggest companies
9 Dec 2016
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WhatsApp
Text messages are on the way out - but we're eating up huge amounts of data
9 Dec 2016
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Settlement
Bray Credit Union fined €98,000 for breaching money laundering and terrorist finance laws
9 Dec 2016
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Policy
The Central Bank is fighting a bill to tackle high mortgage rates. Here's why
9 Dec 2016
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Whitaker at 100
One of the key people in the making of modern Ireland turns 100 today
Dr David McCann
8 Dec 2016
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Custom House Capital
Five years after the fall of an Irish Ponzi scheme, 1,400 people still await compensation
7 Dec 2016
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nuritas
Bono and The Edge are the latest investors to back this biotech startup
7 Dec 2016
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android pay
You can now pay for things using your phone (but only if it's an Android)
7 Dec 2016
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Tourism
Qatar Airways will fly direct from Dublin to the Middle East starting next summer
6 Dec 2016
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fora
One of our journalists just won a major business news award
5 Dec 2016
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send over the lawyers
Brexit has led to 'a tsunami' of new solicitors in Ireland from the UK
5 Dec 2016
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Norwegian would
Flights between Cork and the US will start at €65 one-way
5 Dec 2016
29.3k
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expensive month
The cost of Christmas: Irish households will spend an extra €720 in December
5 Dec 2016
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potting shed
This group will brainstorm your business ideas for you - and they'll do it for free
4 Dec 2016
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leprechaun museum
'Tourist bodies don't want us to be seen as a leprechaun country. I found that interesting'
Tom O'Rahilly
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
15.6k
16
pumpkin patch
Women told their jobs are gone 'immediately' resolve dispute after Blanchardstown store sit-in
2 Dec 2016
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Taxing Issue
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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air amazon
Ryanair launches new package holiday service
1 Dec 2016
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Appletax
'Thousands of employees, very highly trained': Kenny pays tribute to Apple
1 Dec 2016
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Hard Drive
Netflix users can now download films and TV shows
30 Nov 2016
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misleading labels
New rules for businesses who want to call their food 'artisan' or 'natural'
30 Nov 2016
17.5k
30
portability
New rules will allow you to use Netflix or Spotify unrestricted across the EU
30 Nov 2016
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i'm fired
Donald Trump is to walk away from his multi-billion dollar empire
30 Nov 2016
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first cut is the deepest
A Donegal meat plant and abattoir is being "occupied" by its former owner
29 Nov 2016
16.0k
running battle
Official verdict: 'The vast majority of consumers will not have to pay direct charges for water'
29 Nov 2016
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240
up up and away
Qatar Airways to launch Dublin to Doha route
28 Nov 2016
18.1k
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Marketing
Paddy Power, Topaz and others stung for sending spam emails and texts
28 Nov 2016
14.3k
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cookin' up a storm
8 glasses per passenger and fancy food at 35,000 feet - what it's like to chef for an airline
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
15.0k
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business insights
The single most important thing you can do to negotiate better deals
Gina London
27 Nov 2016
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The Daily Poll
Poll: Have you started your Christmas shopping yet?
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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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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