Britvic said consumers were still buying soft drinks despite the cost of living crisis

Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney made his comments at an Oireachtas committee where he was asked about the future of foreign direct investment into Cork as well as other matters

The fall in funding received by Irish start-ups in 2022 may be a signal of difficult times to come for early-stage companies, according to Tech Ireland’s latest startup funding review

A new report shows €625m of corporate property investment took place in the first quarter of this year, a drop of 18% on the same period last year

The Department of Rural and Community Development now estimates that 24,000 people use remote-working hubs on a daily basis

Residents of Barryscourt near Carrigtwohill object to plans for Owenacurra Agri's barley storage and drying plant

IMI is partnering with University College Cork to launch a new ‘programme of experiences’ entitled the Senior Executive Experience (SEE), which will allow participants to forge new ways of thinking around leadership, strategy, decision-making and negotiation.

Denis Collins, head of Actionzero Escopod Limited, trading as Action Zero, sought the “urgent” orders on Wednesday following what he claims was a “flawed and grossly unfair” investigation process resulting in prejudicial findings against him

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Increased trade at the Ralph Lauren’s outlet in Kildare Village helped the clothing and lifestyle brand boost its revenues to almost €8. 4m across its Irish retail operations last year.

In the wake of cuts at other tech giants, this is Apple's first known internal shedding of jobs 

'If you go too far on that what you end up is using loads of taxpayers’ money to give it to companies and countries end up cancelling each other out.'

Encouraging more small businesses to take the risk, jump on a plane, find a new customer, and build overseas sales is challenging at the best of times. But getting 2,000 to do this by the end of next year is challenging, to say the least.

The group said that inflation remained a challenge despite some signs of easing, but it is confident it can preserve 'the current operating margin on sales at the organic level'

Surge in profits gave companies scope to increase spending on oil and gas projects, and a chance for some to rethink energy transition strategies

Meanwhile, Tesco said it had purchased stationary brand Paperchase. They will not be taking on Paperchase's stores, putting about 820 jobs at risk

The deal between the two Waterford firms will add 750 Fixaphone telecoms customers to HCS’ portfolio.

Six such fines were ratified in Dublin’s Circuit Court, with some being far more substantial than others

The ECB has raised rates by a combined 2% or 200 basis points since July, its fastest ever pace of tightening

The company directly employees over 3,000 people across Ireland 

The lack of homes is impacting expansion plans for many firms, said Michelle Aylward

Both hotels are projecting further growth going forward

Ms Callan, who is also the director of Financial Services Ireland, will stay in the role of chair of the Charter for two years

He says the move will see him remain '100% committed' to the business once he leaves shareholders board

The price of wholesale gas jumped even as the European Commission unveiled what it said were "extraordinary" proposals to cut electricity consumption by 10% this winter and to raise €142bn by imposing a cap on revenues on energy producers.

Small Firms Association warns that viable businesses will be lost due to rising costs

As Ireland's first Lego store opens in Dublin, it is hard to imagine the little plastic bricks have been around for 73 years

While Ireland has 'a little more fire power' to handle the cost of living crisis, Britain's recession will impact small enterprises

Travel expert says airlines are chasing margins now ahead of an uncertain winter as IAG, which owns Aer Lingus, returns to profitability

The finance app will facilitate payments through the Irish firm's existing infrastructure

Dublin is at the centre of a surge in construction activity

The progression of a bill to unilaterally scrap parts of Northern Ireland’s Brexit deal has been welcomed by DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson.

The US group, led by Congressman Richard Neal, met a number of business organisations in the final engagement in their fact-finding trip to the island of Ireland to discuss issues around the post-Brexit trading arrangements

Broadcom agreed to buy cloud-computing company VMware Inc. for about $61bn (€56. 9bn) in one of the largest technology deals of all time, turning the chipmaker into a bigger force in software.

The British Prime Minister “apologised in person” to cleaning and security staff in Number 10 who were treated poorly during partygate, a minister has confirmed to MPs.

The independent watchdog that by law monitors the Government’s budget plans said  the increase in income tax revenues has been “surprising” but could likely continue nonetheless.

A hoped-for pickup in growth in the second quarter after the lifting of pandemic restrictions hasn’t materialised and inflation has exceeded expectations

Northern Ireland political party leaders are set to meet with British secretary of state Brandon Lewis across the day

Tesco warned its profit will be squeezed this year as the supermarket chain battles to keep prices low for consumers who are facing a cost of living crisis. The shares fell sharply, by 4%.

Construction work has commenced on an €8m industrial space in the Shannon Free Zone.

Nine in ten households now think that consumer prices will rise in the next 12 months

Kenmare is one of the world’s largest suppliers of titanium minerals, which it mines from its Moma mine in Mozambique

Joe O’Brien objects to plans to reduce the current time limits on aircraft using Dublin airport’s north runway

The Danish beer company said it is no longer possible to provide a financial forecast because of the invasion of Ukraine