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Covid-19 and redundancy led the pair to a family property in Crossmolina
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Fintech company recently secured $14m in funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz
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CSO data on Thursday rounds off year in which house prices have begun to calm
This Week in Business: Media and aviation giants report results
Darina Allen talks to women who don’t lunch, while the FT’s Martin Wolf talks transformation
The week in business: Ryanair Q1 results and Hibernia Reit’s agm
Apple, Merck, Pfizer and Mastercard all due to report results
This Week in Business: Blair to address Web Summit Lisbon
National Analytics Conference takes place in Dublin, results due from Liberty Media
Dublin tourism briefing and Facebook results due
Your business this week: Irish unemployment figures, BoE rates decision and Starbucks results
This Week: Bank of Ireland earnings expected to take positive turn
Elsewhere, FBD’s H1 results come in middle of an investigation into the firm
This Week: National Construction Summit and Tech Summit 2018
Results due from Apple, Merck, Pfizer, Aon and Tesla, McDonalds and Trinity Biotech
Norwegian Air posts first results since starting Dublin-US route
This Week: Checkout Conference 2018 to focus on planning for challenging times ahead
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Ireland set to gain as US tech company it backed looks to IPO
InsideSales.com’s $50m fund round in 2017 was supported by ISIF
’Connected finance’ start-up Curve launches services in Ireland
Curve is backed by a number of heavyweights in the tech and banking sectors
The key business events happening this week
Apple results; Irish unemployment indicator; and UCD seminar on algorithmic consumers
Groupon’s Irish unit reports 31% decline in turnover
Division recorded €1.36m pretax profit for 2016 versus €1.58m a year earlier
Credit card rewards are back – but are they any good?
Earning a cashback every time you use your card is welcome - but don’t expect outsize rewards
Apple results disappoint Wall Street
This week’s major business events: BP results; Irish unemployment rate
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
Cold-calls given the heave-ho with big data technology
Friday Interview: Dave Elkington, founder and CEO of InsideSales.com
Deals don’t pay off for Groupon’s Dublin-based subsidiary
Recently filed accounts show a €5.7m loss last year compared to €9.9m profit in 2014
Will your summer intern earn more than you?
Silicon Valley students can reportedly demand an annualised $81,000
Kellton Tech to create 100 jobs in Drogheda
Global IT company to establish EMEA headquarters in Co Louth
Groupon grapples with changing deals market dynamics
Rich Williams determined to change perception that daily deals are passing phenomenon
LivingSocial refocuses as some unicorns face extinction
Some of the so-called unicorn companies fell in the crisis and left a lesson for others
INM closes GrabOne online coupon business
Company says decision to shut site made for commercial reasons
Groupon to cut 1,100 jobs globally
E-commerce marketplace is to reorganise its international operations
Groupon’s full-year revenue forecast hit by strong dollar
Firm faces stiff competition from smaller companies as well as online giants such as Amazon
Deal or no deal – successful or unsustainable?
Last year was the first year in four that there was no growth in online daily deals revenues
Groupon to create 100 additional jobs in Dublin
Daily deals firm opens up new international and marketing centre with promise of new jobs
Widespread fears of a new tech bubble are overblown
Despite some crazed internet valuations, 2014 is not a rerun of 1999
Second internet revolution will transform lives
AOL founder Steve Case discusses his strategy, investments with his firm Revolution, and his role as one of America’s most prominent advocates for start-ups in Washington
‘Grabsters’ at GrabOne turn to retail
INM deals company celebrates two years of offering discounts to ‘Grabbies’
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