Arcol raises €3.25m for web-based building design tool
Device used by architects, engineers, contractors in building design and construction
Hibernia Reit seeks occupier for final place at the Windmill Quarter
50 City Quay to offer 4,600sq ft of office space at prime location on Dublin city’s waterfront
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With contractions looming, car makers are rethinking their manufacturing processes
Brexit-sensitive stocks fall as no-deal fears grow
US investors remain wary as country’s trade war with China drags on
Wild Geese: ‘California has truly been the land of opportunity’
Carmel Galvin is chief human resources officer at software multinational Autodesk
Markets optimistic over Italy-EU deal and Silicon Valley results
Market close: Iseq keeps pace with European peers
Columbia Mills building on Dublin quays for €5.65m-plus
Building that hosted bar in ‘The Commitments’ now in one of trendiest parts of city
Stocks rally after Fed chair’s key speech while oil prices surge
Kingspan was standout performer of the day, rising 9.5 per cent following strong H1 results
The digital future is female – but not in a good way
It’s depressing to realise that gorgeous, subservient fembots are on the march
Hibernia Reit signs up new tenant for Windmill Lane
Autodesk understood to be taking two floors in building for initial rent of €2.8m a year
Boris Johnson fails to channel his inner Obama
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CRH, Providence Resources, IN&M and Glanbia all close lower
In European markets advancing mining shares fail to outweigh declining retailers
AIB shares soar as investors eye flotation
US equities advance at the end of turbulent week as dollar falls
Yahoo: a history of the internet in 5 acts
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3D print innovator secures backing from US firm Autodesk
Carbon3D pioneering a technique that pulls three-dimensional objects out of liquid resin
3D printing and the Internet of Things
DCU’s decision to team up with TechShop means the latest 3D printing facilities will soon be available to everyone in Ireland
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