The rise of streaming has been accelerated by the pandemic, and it is unclear whether the big screen can regain its exalted position post-pandemic

The record rise and subsequent fall this week shows that while many analysts remain confident a $20,000 valuation is just a matter of time, the jury is still out on the stability of cryptocurrencies as a whole

The Barclays Europe secretary’s skills and experience are ‘textbook examples of what one would hope to see’ for his role in a complex corporate environment

5th March 2020, Croke Park, Dublin

30th January, Croke Park Conference Centre, Dublin

Third-level students hunting for accommodation are being advised not to sign a lease without checking a property’s heating standards and energy safety

With its wearable audio receiver, Peex is attempting to transform the live music experience by democratising the best seat in the house, writes Jack O’Kennedy

On Tuesday the IGB and ICC briefed TDs and Senators on planned changes to policy to restore public confidence in the greyhound racing industry following the release of the ‘RTÉ Investigates: Running for their Lives’ documentary

A new report from the Living Wage Technical Group yesterday announced that Ireland's Living Wage had increased by 40c since last year

The initiative is one of thirty supported as part of the Creative Ireland Programme’s National Creativity

The study from the Tax Justice Network ranks the world's most important tax havens for multinational corporations

Headed up by two former Element Pictures staffers, the newly minted company has an eclectic line-up of projects from new and emerging Irish film talent

Gabriel Makhlouf will replace current head Philip Lane who is moving to the European Central Bank

The online recruiter opened its first Dublin office in 2012 and will employ over 1600 people in the city by 2024

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said on Wednesday that it could take up to 18 months for the new gambling regulator to be established

The tech company was found to have abused its market dominance through the use of restrictive clauses in contracts with third party websites.

A gold medal win for the Irish women’s basketball team at the Special Olympics is the cherry on top of what has been a tremendous showing by the 91 Irish athletes currently competing for glory in Abu Dhabi

Critical Healthcare’s deal with Danish company Falck will see them double their staff in the next five years

Only 17% of respondents said that their businesses are fully prepared for the disruption that a no deal scenario would bring

Firm plans to tackle rural broadband problem with 5G technology