TikTok to add new features to customise ‘For You’ feed
App plans to add ability to manage topics, along with smart filters
FD Technologies revenue rises amid strategy shift
Newry-based company said it achieved ‘significant strategic progress’
Banks warn customers to be vigilant over holiday scams
Season brings increased risk of falling victim to rental scams
Lack of skills, badly formatted applications: survey reveals why job candidates are rejected
Unexplained gaps in employment also a factor, IrishJobs survey finds
Irish businesses still see benefit in sustainability initiatives, survey says
PTSB research also reveals cautious optimism on business growth
Can Jony Ive replicate the Apple magic at OpenAI?
Renowned smartphone designer plans device to bring AI firmly into centre of our lives
Shokz OpenFit 2 review: Comfort and good sound quality without ambient noise intrusion
Over-ear hook design can be a problem for people wearing glasses but buds didn’t budge, even during the most strenuous workouts
European Union risks becoming the ‘museum of the world’, says Meta privacy chief
Erin Egan says social media group is working to comply with regulation to unlock the benefits of AI but ‘the puck keeps moving’
OpenAI poised for growth in Ireland
Tech companies have previously expressed reservations about European Union regulation of the emerging AI sector
Dublin-based accounting platform Outmin raises €4m
Dublin-headquartered accounting platform is planning new engineering hires
Solid year for C&C as drinks group remains resilient
But company faces headwinds as consumer sentiment remains subdued
Dublin needs €70bn investment in infrastructure by 2040, report says
Housing, public transport, water, energy and managing climate risk among top funding targets
Poolbeg Pharma treatment gets FDA backing
Treatment for Cytokine Release Syndrome gets orphan drug designation in US
AI ‘ignored shutdown instructions’ researchers say
OpenAI’s models also sabotaged shutdown commands, Palisade Research study finds
Venture capital funding surges to record in first quarter
Smaller companies looking for sums of less than €3m lose out as bigger firms and life sciences sector dominates