Economy

Former Connacht Rugby Star in Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur for 2018

A 35-year-old former Connacht Rugby star from Athlone was named Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE)for 2018 at today’s National Final…

8 years ago

New race to forgotten highs for Bitcoin

New guest post by the Capital.com team The price of Bitcoin broke through the $9000 mark during the weekend and is currently…

8 years ago

NUI Galway Project Showcases Strong Economic Contributions from the Creative Industries

The School of Geography and Archaeology and the Whitaker Institute in NUI Galway, was part of a recent conference that…

8 years ago

State’s Online Scheme needs to cover GDPR

The State’s underutilised Online Trading Voucher scheme needs to be made available to help Ireland’s unprepared small businesses comply with…

8 years ago

The Blockchain and the Sharing Economy: A Necessary Combination

In the decade since the 2008 financial crisis, there has been an incredible reorienting of our perception about what classifies…

8 years ago

Huobi Group Announces Plans for European Expansion

The world-leading cryptocurrency exchange sets its eyes on new London offices Huobi Group, the leading global blockchain asset financial service…

8 years ago

MacroICOnomics, how to understand more about investing in ICOs

by Roger Ryan With the stratospheric rise of the ICO phenomenon in 2017 we will take a look at how the…

8 years ago

Accounting Pro Ireland are nominated for an Irish Accountancy award and have developed a web based on-line portal

Since I interviewed Kevin Deasy, the CEO from Accounting Pro Ireland for my Irish Tech News podcast last October, things…

8 years ago

Why Choose TOKPIE in a Sea of Exchanges

The founders of Tokpie have called it. They claim their exchange is not just another advertising site and they can…

8 years ago

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