Last week, we were treated to a brief autumnal clash of antlers between two very big corporate beasts, Tesco and Unilever.

World-famous ice cream makers Ben & Jerry’s is encouraging Irish people to vote yes in the upcoming marriage equality referendum.

Rose of Tralee Maria Walsh was born in Boston but raised in Shrule, Co Mayo.

Weak consumer spending and intense competition among retailers are forcing some makers of packaged goods to lower their prices, intensifying the threat of eurozone deflation.

HOLLY CARPENTER is savvy enough to know modelling is a short-term career and to keep her career on track she’ll need to diversify.

Vermont-based ice cream maker Ben & Jerry’s is supporting gay marriage in Britain by repackaging an apple pie flavour as Apple-y Ever After.

UNILEVER is one of the largest companies of its kind in the world and it has a significant impact on the lives of everyone of us.

Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry’s today announced all its 58 flavours, sold in 39 countries, will be made with fair trade products by the end of 2013.

Consumer goods giant Unilever today reaped the benefits of price-cutting and new products as it grew sales volumes for the first time since last year.

Would author Cecelia Ahern’s first play, Mrs Whippy, impress ardent fan Niamh Hennessy and critic Marc O’Sullivan? We sent both along to find out if Ahern has made a successful leap into the world of theatre.

Strong sales of ice-cream helped Ben & Jerry’s and Magnum maker Unilever whip up a strong start to the year, the consumer products giant said today.

Ice cream giant Ben & Jerry’s is under fire from an animal welfare group for buying eggs from a company the Humane Society of the US says mistreats chickens.

Ben & Jerry’s is to introduce what it claims is Ireland’s first Fairtrade ice-cream with the launch of its Classic Vanilla flavour.

CONSUMER products giant Unilever is rumoured to be reviewing its frozen foods arm with a view to selling some or all of its brands, it was reported yesterday.

A grim combination of higher oil prices and lowered outlooks from companies including Colgate-Palmolive, Unilever and The New York Times Co sent stocks sliding In New York today.