Tines, led by co-founder and chief executive Eoin Hinchy, raised $125 million in February to become Ireland’s latest unicorn.

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Some elements of the deal remain provisional, such as the remainder of the Belfast site and a business in Malaysia, which ...

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Occupop, a Dublin-based HR technology company, expects to enjoy significant growth following its acquisition by UK-based ...

Delegations from across the world have attended the funeral for the Pope, who died earlier this week.

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Forget about the bells and whistles. Can’t we go back to having consumer tech that just does one thing really well?

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The Business Post recaps the US markets’ most notable moments of the last seven days ...

Traders are unlikely to forgive earnings shortfalls in an already fearful market climate, despite steep declines in the ...