Irish software developer Cora Systems to create 300 new jobs
Firm seeks new staff in Ireland and US after winning €60m worth of new business
Helping staff survive the trauma of a takeover threat
Three steps managers can take to bring staff through periods of great uncertainty
Avolon could lease 100 aircraft made by Vertical to AirAsia
Irish lessor has ordered 500 VX4 Evtol aircraft
Pilita Clark: If you thought hybrid working was hard, wait until 2022
Many traditional office practices were pointless but remote working brings its own problems
Can hybrid meetings ever live up to the real thing?
In-person meetings can trump video calls but there is a place for a best-of-both approach
Audience analysis company Glimpse sets its sights on €2m fundraising round
The Dublin-based company is planning to increase its staff from six to 40 over three years as it targets the UK market
US defence contractor fined for exporting sensitive blueprints to Ireland
Honeywell manufactures aircraft and missile components for US military
European stocks mark longest weekly winning streak since November 2019
Dublin market subdued with Ryanair, Flutter and Smurfit Kappa all lower
Growing appetite for automated home kitchen assistants and ‘ghost kitchens’
Chris Horn: Is there a smart device that can cook food and clean up afterwards? Not yet, but the smart kitchen industry is moving rapidly
Smarter ways to heat your home: Eight of the best modern systems
Great features include learning thermostats, geofencing and water heating capabilities
European stocks hit one-week high as investors await US election outcome
Irish banks lead Iseq higher with Ryanair, Smurfit Kappa and CRH also among gainers
'Leaders need to be demanding of their people'
Former Honeywell boss advises aligning short-term operational thinking and longer-term strategy
European shares end lower on poor inflation data but gain for August
Travel and leisure stocks outperform in August, adding nearly 15%
Iseq outpaces other European indices as virus fears stalk markets
Markets report: Stronger sterling drags down UK blue chips on FTSE 100
Wealthy investors look to ride out the Covid storm
The rich have a more optimistic financial outlook than those who must manage their money
Europe pays high price for outsourcing vital health industries to China
Macron urges rebuilding of ‘EU sovereignty’ in production of essential supplies
Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch dies
‘Neutron Jack’ built company into one of the biggest in the world
Learjet hit by market turbulence
Once the epitome of luxury travel, the brand is suffering as competition takes off
Hundreds of Boeing aircraft could be unsafe
US aviation authority warns operators they could face crash threat from mobile phones
United Technologies and Raytheon to create $120bn aerospace and defence giant
Deal will create conglomerate which spans commercial aviation and defense procurement
European shares eke out weekly gains
Aryzta falls further as company’s capital raise gets support from shareholder proxies
Cora Systems projects huge revenue growth based on ‘revolutionary’ software
Carrick-on-Shannon project management software provider also taking on more staff
Motor industry faces growing threat of cybersecurity attacks
As today’s cars turn increasingly connected, they become easier targets for hackers
Project management vital to avoid conflict and stay on track
Without skilled people steering and resources control, plans can easily derail
China’s homegrown C919 jet completes maiden flight
C919 is seen as a powerful symbol of China’s global ambitions in the aviation market
Rescue 116 families should be ‘fully involved’ in review, says lawyer
Two-day search of north Mayo’s Blackrock island taking place for two missing airmen
Ireland to get a major insight into its housing problem
For Your Diary: CSO report could present a picture of everything we wanted to know about the Irish housing crisis but were too afraid to ask
Historian’s home with cabinet of curiosities and collectibles
Pieces of me: Linda King, design historian
C&C, Ryanair shares slide as sterling woes rattle Irish market
Irish shares stand out as weak spot across Europe, falling at their fastest pace in more than three months
Relief for markets as global equities rise
Petroceltic gains 74% after receiving bank waiver to allow it to continue sale talks
End of an era as Fed confirms 0.25% rise
US Federal Reserve announces first US interest rate increase since June 2006
CityJet set to renew fleet in €900 million deal
Dublin-based airline to lease up to 25 new Sukhoi Superjet aircraft in upgrade
President Xi wheels out 15 top CEOs for US visit
Phalanx of top corporate leaders will be mix of state and private sector companies
Connected home centre stage at IFA
Consumer electronics show saw startups and big firms jumping firmly on board the smart home band wagon
European stocks slide over Greek debt
Two-hour blackout at data provider Bloomberg hit markets around the world
How companies have moved on from innovation finalists to business success
Since competing for the award, businesses have entered markets in Europe, Asia-Pacific and North America
Waterford believes job losses have hit it harder than most
TDs complains of little action to generate new employment opportunities
Markets hold their ground as investors’ keep one eye on Ukraine
Economic data yesterday showed Europe’s services output expanded faster than estimated
Who can recall the fallen greats of the dog-eat-dog tech world?
The history of digital technology is littered with the corpses of companies that didn’t make the cut
Change is not just in the air as aviation goes electric
Pressure for improving the efficiency of aircraft is plentiful at the heavy and lighter end of the industry
Boeing shares rise after Dreamliner fire probe focuses on beacon
Jets could fly with locator beacons temporarily deactivated, European regulatory official says
Dreamliner fire probe finds beacons should be switched off
Emergency signal powered by batteries most likely origin of jet blaze, investigators find
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