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Genesys posts record quarter as AI adoption accelerates globally further. The company said Genesys Cloud reached nearly $2.6bn in ARR in the fourth quarter, with AI uptake and large enterprise deals driving growth.
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Foreverland is scaling cocoa-free chocolate across Europe after fresh funding. The Italian foodtech company has raised €6 million to expand Choruba, deepen manufacturer partnerships, and support a new organic product line.
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Multiple-job workers face widening gaps in dignity protections at work. New research argues current frameworks miss the realities of precarious multiple employment, leaving essential workers exposed to stress, stigma, and weak workplace protections.
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Autoimmune illness is emerging as a major workplace risk nationwide. A new CPD-accredited training programme is aiming to help employers and healthcare professionals recognise autoimmune disease earlier and respond with more effective support.
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Good design now shapes trust, sales, and freelance workloads nationwide. Adobe Express research found 64% of consumers value strong design when buying from small businesses, while 41% say poor branding has stopped them purchasing.
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Herbalife is pushing deeper into data-driven personalised nutrition globally now. The company plans to acquire certain Bioniq assets, with Europe and the US first in line for the rollout.
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Dublin companies say costs and bureaucracy are hitting harder now. New Chamber survey findings show cost pressure remains intense, with businesses calling current support measures insufficient and administrative burdens too high.
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Roomex wants travel buyers to see missed savings more clearly. Its new Insights Pro feature compares booking decisions against like-for-like options available at the time of search.
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Drata has unveiled agentic AI for enterprise trust workflows today. The release targets third-party risk, security questionnaires, and Trust Centre creation with more automated workflow ownership.
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Higher platform commissions could make digital piracy less attractive overall. New research argues the extra revenue can fund stronger anti-piracy tools if creators and platforms coordinate closely.