Of those who are struggling to separate “work-time” with “life-time”, a quarter say they either go in early and/or stay late to accommodate the demands of their job.

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

Some were overpaid due to errors, others were correctly claimed but repaid when the firm's eligibility was found to have lapsed 

Businesses have welcomed the move to end Covid-19 restrictions in Northern Ireland.

It's time for us all — women in particular — to start looking with fresh eyes towards our 50s, 60s, and beyond

Mullingar native Conor Gilsenan was consoled by Jennifer Zamparelli, who is enjoying a successful media career after she was also fired by Alan Sugar some years ago

— The pop star considered moving to Ireland when her billion-dollar fashion empire fell into the hands of the wrong company

If we are serious about distributing wealth in Ireland, when are we going to start scaling and listing our domestic enterprises in order to create it?

The package will see the employment wage subsidy scheme (EWSS) reopen for new applicants and paid at the full rate until January

Micheál Martin said more restrictions in the coming days and weeks can be avoided if everyone sticks with the current public health measures

Firms fear that inflation and supply chain issues will dent growth during the first quarter of 2022

Leaders can no longer live by the old rules and must move with the times

At the heart of today’s manufacturing challenges are rampant fuel pricing and materials shortages

The group which operates in Ireland, Britain, the Netherlands, and Finland saw revenue grow year-on-year by 28% to €2bn in the first 10 months of the year

Growth is anticipated through new companies establishing bases and existing companies furthering investment and boosting their job numbers

Dentists and founders of Spotlight Oral Care

The group has largely sold off its consumer foods interests and wants to cut direct and indirect emissions by 55% by 2030

'Resilience has come to be a defining characteristic of this era'

An English politician was accompanied by her baby boy in the Commons today as she warned new mothers are “rebuked” rather than supported when returning to Parliament.

Varadkar hails vaccination programme as he says remote working should become ‘permanent fixture’

Primark's two biggest markets, Britain and Spain, were particularly badly hit

Ibec said that while there is no need for a return to the era of austerity, the coming decade will be one where 'options for new, unfunded, day-to-day spending or tax cuts are constrained'

Firms are building up safety stocks in expectation of future price increases and shortages

On the rise of global raw material prices, Glanbia said it was confident it would 'navigate expected cost inflation headwinds' for the rest of the year

When the former Trump Organisation executive Barbara Res saw that the company’s long-time finance boss had turned himself in to face state tax charges, her mind turned to Donald Trump. “This is it,” Ms Res said.

A new business sentiment index found that 85% of Irish companies consider themselves environmentally friendly, but half do not know if their energy comes from a renewable source

Kerry Group's chief executive said the business will increasingly evaluate acquisition targets in terms of sustainability impact on top of strategy and financial considerations.

The news comes hot on the heels of Kerry agreeing to sell most of its consumer foods business for €819m.

The protocol has effectively created a trading barrier between Britain and Northern Ireland by leaving the region tied to a range of EU customs and regulatory rules.

Alternative operations for the outstanding routes, including ones through Kerry and Dublin airport's are still being determined, the airline said.

Coming legislation regarding workers sick pay brings us closer into alignment with our European  neighbours

An unnamed buyer has reportedly made the offer for the iconic department stores

British supermarket giant Morrisons has been targeted by activist shareholders over the amount of unhealthy food it sells.