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People with little training beyond an online course bought on Groupon are advertising themselves as counsellors to the depressed and even suicidal — as there is no law stopping them.

Grainne McGuinness has some great tips to help you get your financial house in order this year.

Let the innuendo begin.…

We’re sure this is a well-designed piece of kit, but they must have been having a laugh when they made it.

As December rolls around, people start getting into the Christmas spirit. Spectacular street lights are turned on, trees are decorated, and markets roll out the festive cheer.

A radio advertisement featuring a woman crying after she returned a new Toyota Auris in favour of her old Volkswagen Golf has earned the German car maker a rap on the knuckles from the advertising standards watchdog.

100 new jobs are on the way at Groupon.

Pre-tax losses at the Irish unit of international online ‘daily deal’ firm Groupon last year declined sharply to €62.1m.

Mark Hayes is hot and bothered in LA as the pressure mounts to get his body perfect for the beach.

Twitter fell further after hitting a record low yesterday following the lifting of restrictions on share sales by insiders and early investors.

A survey of online spending has confirmed Irish people love a daily deal, with almost €130 being spent every minute.

Stocks slipped on Wall Street yesterday, pushing the market to a weekly loss, as investors assessed the latest round of company earnings.

The Irish unit of international online firm Groupon recorded pre-tax losses totalling €134m in its first year of operation here.

THE owner of a string of bars and a nightclub in Cork City that have boomed through the recession puts his success down to customer engagement.

Technology has revolutionised what we measure about ourselves. But is all that tracking good for our health?

Online deals provider Groupon is to take on 20 new staff in Dublin, it has revealed.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other Silicon Valley leaders have formally launched a political group aimed at revamping immigration policy, boosting education and encouraging investment in scientific research.

WE seem to all but lose our minds at Christmas.

Thought sample sales were just for the fashion elite? Meet Susan Lyne, the woman who has brought them online — so we can all pick up designer goods for less. Nancy Hess reports

Facebook, the social-networking website that began eight years ago in a university dorm, last night filed to raise $5bn (€3.8bn) in an initial public offering.

PHOREST, an Irish company that has facilitated €250 million worth of deals in beauty salons in Ireland and Britain, has completed a €1.3m funding deal to fuel expansion.

SO, George Clooney, what are you doing Saturday night?

A series of internet advertisements promising heavily discounted deals have been banned by the British advertising watchdog for being misleading.

SHAKESPEARE was wrong. He assured us that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. One reason that is such a beloved line is its comforting message that intrinsic quality, rather than external labels, is what really counts.