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So, where exactly do you put your savings during times of hyperinflation? This is a question reserved only for those...

We have come to rely on GPS for a multitude of reasons. To get from A to B without a...

Innovation is all about disruption, but with disruption comes transformation that forces companies to adapt if they want to continue...

How does one access excess income in a declining economy? Short answer: planning, lots and lots of planning. Useful answer: read...

The robots are coming (and going) when it comes to positions in the service industry after restaurants in China had to...

Some of the world's largest technology companies will be looking for highly skilled professionals and graduates at Career Zoo, a two day jobs and skills event to be held in Dublin's Mansion House in February.

EntrepreneurFinder is in the business of helping startups and established businesses work together - they tell us what you need to know when starting your own business.

A week after it announced that it was opening office in Dublin Twitter has begun looking for Irish staff.

Facebook apps such as Zynga's Farmville are responsible for the creation of over 235,644 jobs in the United States, according to a US study.

NYU and the Guardian have created this viral video which explains Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain's route to near-economic collapse to a 70's disco tune

"Anecdotal evidence” suggests that Irish entrepreneurs, including people made redundant during the recession, are turning to the web and the .IE domain.

The new Irish government plans to establishment the country as a “leader in the emerging I.T. market of cloud computing”, just as Microsoft suggested it should.At the beginning of the year Microsoft Ireland published the results of a survey by Goodbody Economic Consultants which looked at the potential benefits of The Cloud to Ireland. The report suggested that private and public bodies in the country need to act quickly to reap the benefits of the cloud computing.

The Labour Party would remove Ireland’s controversial blasphemy law and re-examine the constitution, according to a video posted on Newstalk and YouTube’s Digital Debate site.

NewsTalk and YouTube's Digital Debate questions have been announced but Irish YouTube users are wondering why no videos have gone live yet.

The economy will be one of the deciding factors in the Irish 2011 general election, according to questions submitted to YouTube and NewsTalk's series on Digital Debates videos.

Concentrated and swift efforts by Ireland to invest in and promote cloud computing will improve the country’s competitiveness and return the economy to growth, according to a reports on cloud computing released by Microsoft today.