Business Post logo
  • SUBSCRIBE
  • Log
  • menu
  • menu
  • Brexit
  • Coronavirus
  • Companies
  • Data
  • US
  • SMEs
  • Health
  • Legal
  • Climate & Environment
  • Housing
  • Podcasts
  • Focus On
  • Crosswords
Close menu
  • My BP
  • News
  • Politics
  • News Focus
  • Analysis & Opinion
  • Tech
  • Life & Arts
  • Property
  • Food & Wine
  • Irish Tatler
  • Benefits

Rosanna Cooney

@rosannacooney

Female-founded companies receive 10 per cent of funding

Irish data defies the international trend in which funding has fallen for female-founded companies since the pandemic took hold
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • November 28, 2021

Fertility service opens more clinics to meet ‘20% rise in demand’

The clinical director of Sims IVF, which will open outlets in Dundalk and Limerick, says he expects no slowdown in business
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • November 28, 2021

Dublin talent squeeze forces &Open to open Lisbon hub

The corporate gifting platform expects to have tripled its headcount by the end of this year
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • November 21, 2021

Covid-19: ‘We are not an industry that can just be switched on and off’

Publicans and restaurateurs are braced for a bleak Christmas and New Year in the wake of the government’s decision to impose a midnight curfew to try to combat the spread of Covid-19
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • November 21, 2021

Founder of eToro calls digital trading ‘a revolution bigger than the internet’

Yoni Assia, whose trading platform is about to go public, has seen it sign up more than five million new users during 2020 alone
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • November 20, 2021

'Lovely girl with a lovely project’ – why female founders have had enough of the venture capital boys’ club

Last year, 94 per cent of VC funding in Ireland went to male-founded businesses. To find out why this is so, we spoke to successful female entrepreneurs across the country about their experiences in trying to pitch to investors
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 30, 2021

E-scooter firms vie for contracts as new law hits the tarmac

Several international operators hope to supply Irish local authorities with shared scooter schemes
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 24, 2021

Strong Roots seeks to weed out US shareholder in multimillion-euro deal

A bitter dispute has been settled and the Irish food company says it is attracting ‘overwhelming’ interest from alternative investors
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 24, 2021

Crypto coup: Chinese bitcoin miners use Ireland to defy state ban

Experts say bitcoin miners in the Asian superpower are hiding their activity through the use of VPNs and proxy servers pointed at this country
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 24, 2021

Why clubland could be calling it a night in Ireland

As well as the fresh doubts about reopening, there are existential threats to Ireland’s night-time economy, with just 100 nightclubs and 200 late-night bars remaining in the entire country
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 17, 2021

Vudini expands into e-commerce within social media videos

Artificial-intelligence video ranking software maker aims to capitalise on creator economy, which is worth an estimated $100 billion annually
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 17, 2021

Jobseekers to get extra €5 a week in budget as fuel allowance rises

The government has widened the eligibility criteria for caterers so more can access the allowance as part of a €558 million social welfare budget
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 12, 2021

‘Trust and safety’ course aims to support content moderators

Griffith College and Kinzen, the digital anti-disinformation company, have partnered to create a diploma course for this ‘under-resourced’ sector
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 11, 2021

Tara O’Halloran questions department’s attitude to husband’s Chinese detention

Businessman Richard O’Halloran has been unable to leave Shanghai since February 2019, and his wife Tara has now asked whether the Department of Foreign Affairs is treating his situation with seriousness
  • Aaron Roganand
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 10, 2021

Phelan’s Sisu group starts US push after Covid delays

The group, which offers Botox and ‘tweakments’, is also on track to open its fifteenth Irish clinic by the end of the year
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 10, 2021

Buying now and paying later is adding up to big business

BNPL finance services are not without their pitfalls, but they are becoming increasingly popular among the millennial cohort after being reinvented for the digital age
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • October 9, 2021

‘Fashion revolution’ as charity sales platform launches app

The founders of the website, which carries goods from 98 per cent of charity shops in Ireland, are also expanding the service to Britain
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • September 19, 2021

The Profile: Nayib Bukele

The youngest-ever president of El Salvador has made bitcoin the impoverished Central American country’s official currency
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • September 19, 2021

Remote control: How the pandemic has levelled the playing field for Irish firms

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar's recent trade mission to Britain, France and Germany was the first in -person mission undertaken by Enterprise Ireland since coronavirus hit. It is also the latest indication that Irish companies are experiencing an export-led recovery. But just how have they pulled it off in the age of Covid-19?
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • September 12, 2021

US shopping channel deal could reboot Irish retail and tourism

Pennsylvania-based QVC, which has 16 million active customers, plans to broadcast from Ireland, which could be a game changer for struggling vendors here
  • Rosanna Cooney
  • September 5, 2021

Business Post
Contact
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Data Access Request
Follow us
Download the app
Business Post Google App
Business Post iOS App
Part of the
Business Post Group