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Your crash course in... the circular economy
6 Jun 2019
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Meet the Frenchman who's helping WeWork take on the Irish office scene
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Google is being flooded with staff mail deliveries so it's planning its own DHL-style collection hub
6 Jun 2019
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Facebook warned that ban on children's junk food ads could hurt marketing of Spotify playlists
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&Open wants to help companies re-think their approach to corporate gifting
30 May 2019
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'When I travel I like to localise - especially in the US. I love a good bacon and eggs'
30 May 2019
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Craft beer maker BrewDog is creating about 60 jobs at its new Dublin outpost
30 May 2019
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Facebook says a ban on junk food ads for children could hurt the marketing of Spotify playlists
30 May 2019
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The group behind entertainment site LADBible is opening an Irish hub
30 May 2019
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The colossal plane-leasing sector says it's still hurting from Ireland's tax-haven status in Brazil
30 May 2019
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How older-than-Ireland Flahavan's has turned porridge into a multimillion-euro business
30 May 2019
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'We are at the forefront of a change': Inside Ireland's low and no-alcohol industry
30 May 2019
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Labs have a lot of information to manage - PlanDomino thinks it has the answer
23 May 2019
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'The mistakes I've made are when I follow my head, not my heart'
23 May 2019
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After a £14 million funding round, fintech outfit Modulr is using Dublin as a European launchpad
23 May 2019
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Sligo medtech company Arrotek Medical has been snapped up by US outfit Galt
23 May 2019
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HubSpot has hit a signage snag at its new Dublin docklands office
23 May 2019
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Specialty coffee culture is booming as the country catches on to a quality cup of joe
23 May 2019
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Dairy brand Glenilen Farm thinks there's still 'a lot of ground to conquer' in Brexit Britain
23 May 2019
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Europe's gym economy is thriving. Here's how Ireland is shaping up
23 May 2019
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Stampify wants to turn your loyalty to coffee shops into social good
17 May 2019
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'When you're working on a laptop and bees are swarming around you, it gets kind of difficult'
17 May 2019
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US data centre firm T5 is partnering with an Irish company to build a new Dublin facility
17 May 2019
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Fulfil's founders are backing a new startup from the Irish Fairy Door Company's co-creators
17 May 2019
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A tiny brewery thought to be BrewDog's is on ice amid concerns over 'emissions and odours'
17 May 2019
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Flexible office space outfit Knotel is opening in Dublin
17 May 2019
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How Fiid's founder is using baby-food tech to revive the vegan startup
17 May 2019
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Overstock is 'treading new ground' in attracting tech talent to Sligo
17 May 2019
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One4all is getting a digital transformation as it looks to new markets
12 May 2019
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Aer Lingus is bringing in 'premium' fares - but what do the experts make of them?
11 May 2019
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One4all is getting a digital transformation as it looks to new markets
9 May 2019
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Anyexcuse wants to make it easier for bars and brands to manage their promotions
9 May 2019
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'The bigger you get, the more small problems turn into big ones'
9 May 2019
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Limerick's floating data centre is facing a delay on the back of appeals to planning permission
9 May 2019
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'There's a market for it': Aviation pundits approve of Aer Lingus's move towards 'premium' fares
9 May 2019
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Why Woebot wants to create a better mental health app
9 May 2019
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'I distill things to vintage values. If you can keep your grandmother happy, you're onto a winner'
9 May 2019
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'I've never experienced so much stress in a workplace. I've never cried so much on the job'
9 May 2019
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Deciphex wants to reduce pathologists' workload using artificial intelligence
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