ZERO, an artificial intelligence (AI) recycling assistant created by Sensibin, will automatically identify the correct waste category and bin for waste items

Cloud computing gives small companies the opportunity to benefit from software systems that previously only large organisations had access to

GreenCrowd is attracting huge interest from businesses in the green and sustainable sector, says Paul Browne, founder of the crowd-funding platform

Cork coffee roaster Velo has seen its business take off as it concentrates on online and supermarket sales

Having observed that more than 80 per cent of ice sold here comes from overseas, Pure Irish Ice is ready to ramp up production of its Irish-made product

The snack firm is soon bringing out a new range of handheld dairy bars

If ever there was a need for the government to introduce radical measures to stimulate activity in the start-up sector, that time is now, says Chris Burge, chief executive of Spark Crowdfunding

Mary McKeogh, tax partner with McKeogh Gallagher Ryan, says the Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme is typically used by companies as it is unsecured and cheaper than bank finance

The arrival of equity crowdfunding through Spark Crowdfunding two years ago changed the landscape for small to medium-sized Irish investors

MOBY, the electric bike company that’s still in pilot phase, secured its funding target of €300,000 within hours

The Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme is there to support early-stage businesses and their investors in their quest to reach the next level

When the pandemic hit local business, Kinsale Spirit used its global connections to expand sales into markets such as China and the US

Neighbouroo helps communities and neighbours connect with each other online, but without some of the intrusive elements common to other social media platforms

The Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme supports small businesses while offering benefits for investors, writes JJ O’Donoghue

Sixty per cent of the global carbon emission reduction target could be met by transitioning from a linear take, make, use and dispose economy

The latest positive changes in the field of waste management are a result of local, regional, national and European action plans and directives

The government is spearheading a move away from the current dead-end production model to one which finds new ways to create economic growth