Cork-based Compliance & Risks to create up to 100 new jobs after investment
Lumiate Capital believed to have taken full ownership of software company
Ann Riordan showed a woman’s place was at the top
Net Results: Impact of Microsoft leader in shifting mindsets cannot be underestimated
Sixty Irish companies sign up to carbon reduction targets
Low-carbon pledge taken by groups including An Post and Irish Water
Former Kellogg’s European headquarters seeks €7.5m
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Brexit may stymie British technological innovation
Chris Horn: Key challenge is to scale from domestic market to sell internationally
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The pandemic has exposed problems that have persisted for years
Tokyo Stock Exchange suspends trade after worst-ever glitch
World’s third-largest stock market suffers outage
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Covid-19 and the threat of future pandemics have raised huge questions about where we work
Offering cybersecurity solutions to SMEs at prices they can afford
Founder of CommSec says the IT security company’s ‘secret sauce’ is the expertise and vast knowledge of its technical team
Ryanair challenges Dublin’s sky-high office rents with low-cost Airside
Airside Green space available for €27.50 per square foot, less than half the rate in CBD
Dublin tech firm Data Scape sues Amazon and Dropbox
Company taking multiple actions suing corporate giants for alleged patent breach
Irish company sues Spotify and Apple’s iTunes
Data Scape appears to have been set up purely to hold intellectual property such as patents
Fujitsu looks to enliven shopping experience with new retail tech centre
A study from Fujitsu shows most in-store technology leaves shoppers exasperated
Irish uneasy about advance of artificial intelligence, survey shows
Fewer than a third ‘fully prepared’ for society driven more by robots and algorithms
Europe’s innovative tech sector is held back only by policymakers
Brussels must look to China’s example to foster growth of global-scale computer firms
Mining Japan’s grey economy
Japan’s ageing populace is driving huge strides in technology and products
Japan looks to trigger sales of weaponry
Pacifist Japan is trying to target international market for military hardware
Medtech summit in Dublin draws big and small players
For your Diary: More challenging times ahead for Twitter; Tullow Oil’s annual meeting in London; results from McDonald’s and Coca-Cola
Declan Ganley firm in legal action against US government
Rivada Networks leads consortium seeking to remain as bidder for telecoms contract
Interview: EY Entrepreneur of Year winner Brendan Mooney
Kainos chief reflects on why business can be so challenging . . . and the bigger picture
Chris Horn: Irish startups have always had their eye on the great game
‘Ireland’s density of multinationals in a relatively small geographic area is unique’
Successful career in Stem field now more achievable for women
More and more employers are aware of need for flexibility when it comes to family life
Kainos chief Brendan Mooney named EY Entrepreneur of the Year
Belfast-based software company is one of only two listed firms in Northern Ireland
Top 1000: Why Dublin is the ‘Googliest’ part of Google
Five new CEOs of Top 1000 companies on driving performance, inspiring leadership and asking tricky interview questions
Competition body breached warrant in CRH ‘dawn raid’
Court says Seamus Lynch’s email account would also likely contain private information
DCU Alpha to grow the number of start-ups it supports
Innovation campus aiming to be home to 100 companies employing 800 people
Ireland should focus research effort on a single challenge: dementia is the one
Three-year collaboration with UCD and HSE centres on purpose-built apartment development in Dundalk
Combining the ‘know-how and know-who’ in consulting
Wild geese Brendan McKearney, principal, Brendan McKearney Consulting
Fujitsu to focus on big data for big clients
Japanese technology giant accelerating push into cloud services
New to the Parish: ‘I didn’t know what undocumented meant’
A 17-year-old undocumented migrant from Mauritius who moved to Dublin eight years ago has to withhold a part of himself even from close friends
New to the Parish: ‘It was very difficult giving birth here’
A series on the lives of recent arrivals to Ireland: A 33-year-old woman was sifting through potential suitors in India when an offer of an arranged marriage came through from Ireland
Fujitsu shares plummet after company forecasts profit drop
Shares dropped 18 per cent, the most since the stock debuted in 1974
Barcelona congress shows the smart and the surreal
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