18 hours agoLizzie AsanteBusiness reporterBloomberg via Getty ImagesAlbert Manifold, pictured in 2014Albert Manifold says he does not accept the "lies" surrounding his behaviour after he was removed as chairman of…
21 hours agoFaisal IslamEconomics editorBBCIt's 9am at Kew Bridge in west London, and tourists, runners and dog walkers are queuing up at the Dear Coco vintage Italian coffee cart.It is…
The Government is opposing a Social Democrats bill which aims to close a "legal loophole" which it says allows the drinks industry to circumvent restrictions on alcohol advertising by promoting…
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has defended his trip to a US conference after a Sinn Féin TD said over €6,800 was spent on a five-star hotel stay and…
French oil major TotalEnergies made the decision to buy large amounts of Middle East crude in March after its traders noticed the US Navy amassing ships near the Gulf in…
Mistral, widely seen as Europe's leading AI company and its best hope of challenging top US peers, has defended military uses of the technology as it unveiled a new French…
Ferrari is receiving "strong interest" for its new electric model, the Luce, from new and existing customers, CEO Benedetto Vigna said today as he defended the automaker's new model amid…
A new report into data centres in Ireland has suggested that their electricity consumption may be resulting in higher energy costs for households. The modelling exercise, titled, 'The Cost of…
Over than 6,390 televisions in Ireland have been recalled due to a fuse issue. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) said that a safety issue has been identified with…
Electric Ireland is to raise energy prices for its residential customers from the start of July. The utility company - which is a subsidiary of the State-owned ESB Group -…
The volume of retail sales fell in April on both a monthly and annual basis, according to the Central Statistics Office. The volume of sales fell 0.2% compared to March…
The European Commission has imposed a €200 million fine on Chinese-owned online retailer Temu for allowing the sale of illegal products, including dangerous baby toys and defective chargers. "The company…