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The incoming President of Dublin Chamber is expected to warn about Dublin's vulnerabilities, including housing, infrastructure and current skills, when she addresses the organisation's annual dinner tonight.

A privately owned spacecraft is on track to make history as it attempts to land on the Moon following a week-long voyage.

The vast majority of Irish tech start-up and scaling companies are deploying or preparing to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) according to a new survey.

Chartered Accountants Ireland has said individual businesses are not clear about what they can do in terms of investing in equipment, staff training, and the new sources of energy required for them to play their part in transitioning to a carbon neutral society.

The vast majority of Irish tech start-up and scaling companies are deploying or preparing to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) according to a new survey.

Chartered Accountants Ireland has said individual businesses are not clear about what they can do in terms of investing in equipment, staff training, and the new sources of energy required for them to play their part in transitioning to a carbon neutral society.

EU member states have backed a push from Brussels for "safeguards" to stop cheap Ukrainian farm imports from flooding the market amid angry demonstrations in Poland.

Apple is rolling out an upgrade to its iMessage texting platform to defend against future encryption-breaking technologies.

The company behind the Five Guys restaurant franchise here last year recorded post tax losses of €315,934.

Pre-tax profits at the Co Galway based Chanelle Pharma group decreased by 42% to €13.7 million last year due to higher costs.

Professional service firm Azets Ireland has announced a merger with PKF O'Connor, Leddy & Holmes.

X, formerly known as Twitter, has defended its response to the Dublin riots in November 2023 at a private session of the Oireachtas Media Committee.

The European Union's economy is stronger as a result of the recovery fund, set up to drive post-pandemic growth, which has boosted jobs, investment and offset some of the impact of the Ukraine war, the European Commission said today.

Social media platform Reddit plans to sell a chunk of its IPO shares to its platform's users, the Wall Street Journal reported today.

Feargal O'Rourke, chairperson of IDA Ireland, has today appeared before the Oireachtas Enterprise Committee for the first time since taking up his new role.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show the continued growth in domestic travel in the first nine months of 2023 after the disruption caused by Covid-19 restrictions the previous two years.

RTÉ has said that it has received updated legal advice regarding the publication of details of exit packages.

Aer Lingus management and pilots have failed to reach agreement on pay following talks at the Workplace Relations Commission.

Ireland's national debt continued to fall last year but remains one of the highest in the world at €42,000 per capita, the Department of Finance's report on public debt shows.

Squishmallows' case against Build-A-Bear is just the latest in a long line of cute-but-contentious legal battles over the alleged theft of a product idea, writes Adam Maguire.