Two-thirds of Irish consumers consider businesses that don't have a website to be 'outdated'.

Protections for businesses as well as healthcare access in the event of a crash-out Brexit will be discussed by ministers at their weekly Cabinet meeting.

Sterling resumed its dive amid warnings that a crash-out Brexit in late October would sink the currency — and the prospects for many Irish firms.

More than 36,000 new businesses started trading on eBay last year, the biggest rise since 2015, the online giant has announced.

Numerous Irish retailers, particularly small rural-based operations, are in danger of going out of business due to having no online presence, accountancy firm RSM has warned.

Brexit remains the largest concern for small businesses in 2018.

Local authorities face a number of uncertainties due to Brexit but are focussed on building resilience in their areas to prepare, a conference in Dublin heard today.

Christmas shoppers are being urged to shop local at towns and villages across the country today.

At a time when the economy faces potential pitfalls in the form of Brexit and global challenges to the corporation tax structure, Ireland’s food industry has remained a reliable marker of global growth and expansion.

Cork businesses are being encouraged to explore Chinese markets by joining the county council’s trade mission to the Jiangsu region later this year.

Gardaí have warned Irish companies of Invoice Redirect Fraud by individuals purporting to be from the businesses' suppliers.

Storm Emma hit Irish retailers for tens of millions of euros as the snow and winds kept customers away from the shops, figures indicate.

Digital platforms are now the main drivers of international trade. Most of the global players are established in Ireland. They have been attracting the lion’s share of foreign direct investment into Ireland in recent years.

Gardaí are warning businesses about an online scam that has seen fraudsters attempting to steal more than €1.3m within the last month, resulting in actual losses of €700,000, writes Cormac O’Keeffe.    

Hundreds of farmers and owners of commercial businesses in an area of north Cork are to receive a reduction of up to 40% in their water bills as their supply in early summer was deemed unfit for consumption.

Rising confidence levels seen earlier in the year among small and medium-sized businesses all but eroded during the second quarter of the year, a new survey shows.

Irish Water have ruled out discounts or refunds for hundreds of business customers affected by a major outage in Cork which left 40,000 people without water.

Extended pay-parking times due to come into effect in a busy part of Cork City next week have been slated, writes Eoin English.

Five closure orders have been issued to food businesses during the month of February.

A significant number of companies are considering relocating to Ireland, from Britain, after Brexit.

A natural gas explosion has rocked a Seattle neighbourhood, sending nine firefighters to the hospital and reducing businesses to rubble.

Businesses who were hit by last week's flooding have started to receive payments to fix some of the damage.

The amount lent by AIB to home-owners and businesses was 42% higher in 2014 than the previous year, the bank’s chairman has said.