CHC claimants still waiting, data investigation at Government department

A majority of potential claimants in the case of Custom House Capital (CHC) have yet to receive compensation, some seven years after the broker was found to have misappropriated some €66.5 million from customers. Fiona Reddan reports.

The Data Protection Commission has said it is investigating "potential breaches" of the General Data Protection Regulation by a government department, following a complaint that it allegedly interfered with the role of its data protection officer, an offence under the EU legislation. Elaine Edwards has the details.

Irish companies are lagging behind their European peers in adopting the cloud, a new survey claims, as data volumes surge and more than a quarter admit they don't have the infrastructure to deal with the rise, writes Ciara O'Brien

New figures show that the US vulture fund that bought State assets agency Nama's Northern Ireland property loans in a controversial deal had collected more than €1.5 billion from developers by the end of last year. Barry O'Halloran reports.

Global alliance helping start-ups inject innovation into vaccine delivery

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How AI is improving the lives of children with challenges

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Beauty Buddy app aims to become the ‘TripAdvisor for beauty’

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Denis O’Brien stopped payments to FAI in 2016

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Venture capital funding fell significantly in the third quarter of the year, decreasing by 47 per cent to €170 million, according to the latest reports, reports Ciara O'Brien.

What do drones, smart fridges and wearable tech have in common? Apart from perhaps making your Christmas list this year, they are part of a global strategy to save millions of lives through immunisation, writes Marie Boran

Locals in Silicon Valley have fallen seriously out of love with Big Tech, writes one-time resident and our weekly columnist Karlin Lillington.

Why are Republic of Ireland football managers paid so well? Ciarán Hancock asks the question on the Inside Business podcast.

The Beauty Buddy is the brainchild of sisters Wendy Slattery and Tracy Leavy who describe it as "like TripAdvisor for beauty" as it brings all the information about products together in one place, writes Olive Keogh.

Customisable hair care is the premise behind one of the hottest developments in the beauty business, writes Courtney Rubin.

How has it come to this, wonders Cantillon, Ireland has become a net importer of spuds. And business is advised to keep its powder dry as Brexit continues to career all over the place.

For many people living with autism, social interactions can be like being in a country where you don't speak the language, reports Ciara O'Brien. What neurotypical people take for granted - interpreting cues from body language, tones and facial expressions, establishing a rapport with eye contact - can be a challenge, but AI may be able to help.

The Mars mission as a major success for Nasa, writes columnist Dick Ahlstom, but Donald Trump's plans may may bring it back down to earth.