Founders of Foods of Athenry put their faith early in vegan and gluten-free food, and this year they expect a turnover of €3.5m

Restaurants Association calls for education to tackle healthy eating instead of adding calorie counts to menus

With wealthy tourists from China among the highest spenders in stores like Brown Thomas, margins could be hit as global travel is disrupted by the virus

Social media giant’s proposals for regulation are ‘not enough’, says European Commissioner

Medical product supply chain could face interruption if virus continues to spread

The 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer reveals that Irish people are becoming more pessimistic about their prospects, that many believe public institutions are unfair, that the government has been serving the interests of the few and that business and the media are not to be trusted.

Senior exec visits Ireland as social network prepares for new rules on harmful posts and online speech

Dispute escalates as Paddy Power tells Mandate trade union that gardaí will be called if its officials go into premises to talk to staff

Ryan says housing and health overshadowed climate concerns but party could still increase seat tally to double digits

Irish political parties spent almost as much as British parties per capita, but ads lack sophistication

Discrepancies in Maximum Media’s reported performance reports follow its admission last year that it used a “click farm” to hike up listenership figures

Hollywood outsider Joaquin Phoenix is the favourite to win Best Actor at the Oscars tonight for his performance in Joker, but there probably won’t be many gags in the intense actor and activist’s acceptance speech

Construction of the flagship €300m development was due to be finished in October 2019, but the tech giant has been given no completion date yet

High-interest moneylender has lost more than a third of its Irish customers over last two years

The incoming BP chief executive lost his Kerry twang in his years travelling the world, but has said his diplomacy skills are partly down to his roots

Three arrests were made last year as probe continues into firm which was found to have misappropriated €66.5 million of clients’ funds

Nine roles go across journalism and sales at publisher of Joe.ie and Her.ie

Employees at the classic guitar-maker’s Irish offshoot say the company has moved the operation to Los Angeles

Developments are not ‘hollow investments’ that only create jobs during construction, they are significant contributors to the economy, argues Gareth Lambe

Founders Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow are under pressure after a lean Christmas sales period saw the company issue a profit warning