Heineken is to increase what it charges publicans for its draught beer products from next month. The price hike will be applied across the company's range, which includes Heineken, Heineken…
Officials in US President Donald Trump's administration continue to defend the fatal shooting of a man on Saturday by immigration agents in Minneapolis, despite video evidence to the contrary. Alex…
An Coimisiún Pleanála (ACP) has cleared the way for the Irish arm of property giant, Hines to commence construction on a €646 million large-scale apartment scheme on the grounds of…
Batches of Aptamil infant formula have been recalled due to the potential presence of cereulide, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has confirmed. The affected products are specific batches…
Ireland's EU Commissioner Michael McGrath has travelled to Brazil and Colombia for talks on data protection, judicial cooperation, consumer rights and democratic resilience - the first commissioner to travel to…
Almost four-in-five businesses in Dublin operate a hybrid working model, according to a new report. The finding is contained in the Dublin Chamber's latest Business Outlook Survey, which showed that…
Brazilian planemaker Embraer aims to restore annual deliveries to pre-pandemic levels of around 100 units within the next two years and then grow further following a recent boom in orders…
Department store group Brown Thomas Arnotts today pleaded guilty in Dublin District Court to breaking sales pricing laws. This follows a prosecution brought by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission…
The American Chamber of Commerce Ireland (AmCham) has appointed Mark Cockerill as its new President, and Paul Kelleher as Vice President for 2026. Mr Cockerill is Senior Vice President of…
The head of the world's largest aircraft leasing company, AerCap, cautioned today against overreacting to recent geopolitical and economic uncertainty and said the aviation financing industry worked on secure long-term…
Retired CIÉ workers will stage a protest in Galway today, as part of an ongoing campaign to secure improvements to their pension payments. They said the absence of an increase…
Biting cold, political tensions and doubts about artificial intelligence did nothing to curb the enthusiasm of business leaders in Davos over technology's ability to create jobs. Top executives at the…