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Airline e-commerce platform Datalex said today that Steven Moloney will take up the role as the company's Chief Financial Officer on April 22 and will also join its Board of Directors.

More than 600 young people will gather at Google's headquarters in Dublin this weekend for the Kinia creative tech festival.

Companies linked to Ireland's national startup accelerator programme NDRC have created 650 jobs in the last three years, according to new figures.

The first task for a would-be employee is to sift through the jargon and waffle to figure out what exactly the job is

L'Oreal has reported a 9.4% rise in first quarter sales on a like-for-like basis, beating expectations and easing concerns about a slowdown in the two biggest beauty markets - the US and China.

British retail sales stagnated in March despite high inflation easing recently, representing the first time that they have not grown in monthly terms since December, the Office for National Statistics said today.

Netflix has unexpectedly announced that it will stop reporting subscriber numbers each quarter, a decision seen as a sign that years of customer gains in the streaming wars are coming to an end.

IKEA is opening its latest plan and order point, which is located in Sligo, today.

Small and medium sized businesses will need to adjust their profit expectations in order to ensure the viability and continued growth of the sector, a new analysis has suggested.

The level of job vacancies continued to fall in the first quarter of the year according to the latest 'Jobs Index' from hiring platform IrishJobs.

L'Oreal reported a 9.4% rise in first quarter sales on a like-for-like basis today, beating expectations and shrugging off concerns about a slowdown in leading beauty market the United States.

Consumers look set to see more competition in the health insurance market with the backing by Aviva of a new joint venture led by former VHI boss Oliver Tattan.

Raiffeisen Bank International expects to be told by European regulators to slash lending and payments involving Russia, the Austrian bank said today, ratcheting up pressure on the biggest Western bank in Russia.

A veteran SIPTU official who said she turned whistleblower over alleged wrongdoing at a senior level in the organisation has told a tribunal that everything she believed in "came crashing down" when she claimed she was "union-bashed" by "the most powerful union in the country".

Dublin City Council has comprehensively rejected Johnny Ronan's planned 17 storey mixed use scheme for Dublin's Docklands.

US technology company Sonatus has opened an R&D and engineering centre in Dublin to expand its engineering and business capabilities.

Zero-day hackers exploit security vulnerabilities in software that the developers of that software are often completely oblivious about

The apprenticeship system is in crisis and there is a backlog of 9,000 people waiting to qualify in trades, a Sinn Féin TD has told the Dáil.

Brewer Heineken has told publicans that it plans to increase what it charges for its draught beer products.

A groundskeeper who was nearing retirement when he said his bosses began "spying" on him, told him he was "slowing down" and replaced his broken electric litter cart with a manual version that he had to push 15km a day has been awarded €15,000 for ageist discrimination.