Dublin-based artist, famous for her wall-art, has started supplying Gallery One, the Middle Eastern art and design retailer
Make your mark What better way to promote ‘brand you’ than to personalise your purchases? Wel...
Neurovalens, the Belfast-based company which has developed a wearable weight-loss device, is brin...
If you cannot afford to pay your employees the big bucks, give them a stake in the future of the company
New Zealand insurance business CBL Corporation has taken a 40 per cent stake in Allied Risk Manag...
As a female founder, whatever the reason you want to get into business, never feel guilty about asking for help
A 5.7 per cent increase on last year’s budget allocation for Tusla, which stood at €37 million
In the third of a series of interviews with those who run Ireland’s most prestigious schools, The Sunday Business Post talks to Gerry Foley, the headmaster of Belvedere College
Facebook is belatedly cleaning up its act on advertising, but is it too little, too late?
Although start-up growth requires extensive communication between staff, many meetings end up becoming as productive as a Dilbert cartoon
Consumer products and services companies should always spend a higher percentage than business-to-business companies
Leanna Byrne talks to entrepreneur Chanelle McCoy, and six Irish SMEs which have taken the path less travelled are profiled
Is drinking a bad habit we’re falling out of, or a central part of our culture? It depends who you ask, writes Leanna Byrne
Controlling thermostats remotely is only the beginning; energy providers are now exploring the use of ‘digital agents’ for customer service
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is eight months away yet many organisations are seriously unprepared, writes Leanna Byrne
