Salesforce talks to buy workplace app Slack - source Cloud-based software company Salesforce.com is in talks to acquire workplace messaging app Slack Technologies as it seeks to expand its offerings to businesses, people familiar ... Business • 9 hrs
Ireland compares favourably in 5G rollout terms: survey A new survey shows that Ireland compares favourably in terms of 5G rollout, but consumers' understanding of its benefits is low. Business • 7 hrs
Covid changing people's internet usage - CSO New figures from the Central Statistics Office show how the outbreak of Covid-19 and the restrictions it caused has changed the way households use the ... Business • 4 hrs
Low pay at Eir questioned at Oireachtas committee Eir Chief Executive Carolan Lennon has told an Oireachtas committee that the salary for customer care staff at the communications company is between €21,000 and ... Ireland • 17 hrs
Dell sees booming demand for remote-work computers Dell Technologies has forecast current-quarter sales above market expectations as a pandemic-driven shift to remote work and learning powered demand for its desktops and notebooks. Business • 25 Nov
Shoppers urged to think Irish in online spending spree With retailers trying to lure shoppers in with Black Friday deals, many are encouraging people to direct their money towards Irish-based retailers, which they say ... Business • 23 hrs
Tesla market value crosses $500 billion as shares surge Tesla crossed $500 billion in market value today as investors lapped up its shares in the run-up to its addition to the S&P 500 index, ... Business • 24 Nov
Boost as Microsoft to create 200 jobs in Dublin Microsoft is to create 200 highly skilled engineering positions in Dublin following an investment of €27m in a new engineering hub close to its main ... Dublin • 23 Nov
Irish space technology firms look to fight Covid-19 Two Irish companies are deploying their expertise in space technology to help in the fight against Covid-19. Business • 23 Nov
Why Ireland needs to appoint a Chief Software Officer Given the increasing reliance on software for public administration, do we need a government-wide figure to provide advice and guidance? technology • 23 Nov
Trust Stamp files for Euronext Growth Dublin listing Trust Stamp, a global provider of AI-powered identity services, said it is seeking admission to trading on the Euronext Growth market in Dublin. Business • 20 Nov
Review: Google Pixel 5 The Google smartphone offering has grown bigger and better in recent years. The latest flagship release - the Pixel 5 - brings 5G and some ... Business • 21 Nov
Cloud investment to squeeze profit at Sage Software company Sage said increased investment in cloud products would squeeze its profit margin and wipe £60m from annual earnings, sending its shares sharply lower. Business • 20 Nov
Amazon delays Black Friday event in France Amazon has bowed to French government pressure to postpone its "Black Friday" discount shopping sales in France to help local shopkeepers struggling with a lockdown ... Business • 20 Nov
Varadkar and Ryan meet Eir and Vodafone on complaints Two Government ministers have met with Eir and Vodafone, separately, to voice concerns about ongoing issues with the customer service they are providing. Business • 20 Nov
Facebook removed 12m pieces of Covid misinformation Facebook removed more than 12 million pieces of misinformation content related to Covid-19 between March and October this year, the social network's latest figures reveal. Business • 19 Nov
Key workers to get apartments at Google's Bolands Mills Google is to offer 46 apartments at its new Bolands Mills complex in Dublin to key workers in the area at reduced rents. Business • 19 Nov
Vodafone trial to grow 4G coverage in north west Vodafone has begun the trial of a new network model that it says will help it to bring faster mobile connectivity to more parts of ... Business • 19 Nov
26% of remote workers experienced cyber-attack - survey New research reveals that 26% of remote workers have experienced a cyber-attack personally, while 45% of employers have asked their employees to use their personal ... Business • 19 Nov
The biggest lie online: why we ignore legal terms and conditions We all instinctively click the box which says 'I have read and understood the terms and conditions', but should we read the fine print? Consumer Affairs • 19 Nov
Presidio to buy Irish firm Arkphire for reported $140m Irish IT consulting and managed-services firm Arkphire has been bought by Presidio, a North American IT solutions provider. Business • 19 Nov
Former Wirecard boss Braun stonewalls German inquiry Wirecard's former boss stonewalled questions from politicians today when he was temporarily released from jail for an inquiry into post-war Germany's biggest corporate fraud. Business • 19 Nov
Dinosaurs not in decline when asteroid hit - study Dinosaurs were not in decline at the time of their extinction - which was caused by an asteroid hitting the Earth 66 million years ago, ... Science • 18 Nov
Apple to lower App commissions for small developers Apple plans to start a program to lower its App Store commissions for software developers who make $1 million or less in proceeds each year ... Business • 18 Nov
Committee told National Broadband Plan is on track The Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications Networks has heard that the National Broadband Plan is on track to be delivered on time and on ... Politics • 18 Nov
