NBA 2K and Borderlands games publisher sees revenue leap 22% at Irish subsidiary
2K Games is also behind the BioShock and Sid Meier’s Civilization series
Tech start-up boss who founded Demonware hopes new AI product will ‘change the game’
Jentic backed by ‘Irish tech mafia and a couple of rugby players’, says Sean Blanchfield
Glenveagh seeks planning permission for more than 800 homes in North Dublin
The publicly-listed homebuilder is actively developing a series of sites in north county Dublin.
The winners and losers of Irish business in 2025: Tariffs, turbulence and turmoil
Some figures in Irish business rode the waves of tariffs, but some crashed beneath the tide
Parknasilla Hotel in Kerry posts €1.3m loss
Silork Ltd behind the four-star resort saw interest payments tripled
Cooley Distillery owner stops production at main Jim Beam bourbon site in Kentucky for 2026
Company is ‘assessing production levels to best meet consumer demand’
Lidl and Tesco among leading retailers being impersonated by fraudsters in social media ad scams
Bank of Ireland fraud prevention team received more than 10,000 calls over the Christmas period last year
Donnybrook Circle K site developer wins approval for 143-bed aparthotel plan
Locals raised concerns, saying seven-storey development will ‘bring chaos’ to area
AI drives big shift in skills for accounting graduates, RSM warns before hiring spree
The firm is set to double its workforce in the next three hears
‘When you take someone’s money, you’re working for them’: Irish entrepreneur who spurned investors
Eamon FitzGerald, founder of €8 million-valued Winespark, demonstrates a nose for strategy
Santa arriving by helicopter and suites for €19,000: Christmas in Ireland’s five-star hotels
Many of Ireland’s top hotels are planning lavish stays for guests over the Christmas period
Irish consumers to pay €3 charge on online orders worth less than €150 under new EU rules
Levy to be placed on small parcels entering bloc with low-cost platforms such as Temu and Shein likely to be most hit
Half of Irish businesses view housing as the biggest barrier to competitiveness
Housing was also highlighted as the most crucial infrastructure priority in new business sentiment survey
SuperValu to exit longstanding Getaway Breaks programme next week to ‘focus on new benefits’
Company which ran the service for SuperValu will take over brand next week
Storm Bram an example of need to assess risk holistically, says Aon chief
Cyber attacks are still perceived as the biggest risk to Irish businesses