Twice this year, the state-backed accelerator programme run out of Dogpatch Labs has had just one female founder in a mass of men. What's going on and what is the NDRC doing to change it?
I-Res's core business of renting out flats is going great but market pressures are forcing it to narrow its ambitions. Six key graphs help explain why.
New figures from the listed food technology giant and the Waterford meat processing family business reveal different strategies to navigate the same environment.
Following an EU court ruling, Meta has now agreed to change how it planned to comply with GDPR rules. The upshot is it may have to offer a paid, ad-free version of its products to European users served out of Dublin.
Derry-based construction company Errigal is to invest in the award-winning fit-out firm in a move that will likely take Mac-Interiors out of examinership. Creditors will get to vote on the investment deal later this month.
A group of companies has been marketing some of the world’s most sophisticated spying equipment from Dubai to Singapore. Their owners and senior executives are Irish.
The long-awaited and long-promised government funding for IVF will be available from September 2023. Providers have begun to secure approval from the HSE.
Bank of Ireland is suddenly, extraordinarily, profitable. How long will it last? Part of the answer lies in the shape of the eurozone's economy.
Former Davy boss and shareholder Brian McKiernan said the matter was urgent as the board of Ailmount owes a duty to the 722 investors in the company to recover the alleged loss as soon as possible.
The High Court heard the oil exploration company has a skillset in relation to the exploitation of natural resources that is capable of being applied to the green energy sector as well as the fossil fuel industry, and appointed an examiner.
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