RTE Business

Boohoo has removed co-founder Mahmud Kamani from his chairman role, making him executive vice-chair, and appointed Tim Morris as independent chairman.

Novartis raised its medium-term sales guidance to 6% annual growth up to 2028, driven by strong momentum of launched drugs and the prospect of upcoming launches.

Volkswagen management and worker representatives begin a third round of wage negotiations today, with just ten days left to find a solution before unions have threatened strikes across German sites.

Professional services firm Aon has officially opened its new office at Fifteen George's Quay in Dublin city centre.

International agri-services group Origin Enterprises has reported lower revenues for its fiscal first quarter due to delayed plantings in the northern hemisphere and Brazil.

The parent firm of Britain's Royal Mail warned of a worsening cost environment following last month's budget and said it could not rule out price hikes and higher automation as it looks to cut costs after returning to a first-half profit.

New car sales in Europe were flat in October, after falling for two consecutive months, industry data showed today, while the transition to fully electric or hybrid models gained ground in the month.

British sportswear retailer JD Sports Fashion has warned today that annual profit would come in at the lower end of its guided range after a tough October of discounting, mild weather and consumer caution, sending its shares down 9%.

Telecoms company Eir has reported a slight increase in third quarter reveues and earnings as it continues to expand its customer base here.

Nvidia has forecast its slowest revenue growth in seven quarters, with the artificial intelligence chipmaker failing to meet lofty expectations of some investors who have made it the world's most valuable firm.

Fine Gael managed to make its presence felt as Sinn Féin launched its General Election manifesto on Tuesday morning, writes RTÉ's Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham.

High costs and a lack of skilled workers are impacting the growth plans of many companies, new research shows.

Grocery retailers are facing increased wage pressures next year according to new research.

The Central Bank will have a centralised fitness and probity (F&P) unit set up and running by the end of the year.

The former host of Galway Bay FM's breakfast show, who was sacked last year over what was termed a "verbal assault" on the radio station's chief executive, has lost a claim for unfair dismissal at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC).

Ford said today it would cut around 14% of its European workforce, blaming significant losses in recent years compounded by weak demand for electric vehicles, a lack of government support for the shift to EVs, and rising competition.

Pre-tax profits at the seller and distributor of Cadbury chocolate here last year more than doubled to €6.17m.

The media firm controlled by former RTÉ presenter Ryan Tubridy returned to profit last year during a tumultuous year for the broadcaster.

The trade union Fórsa is to resume a campaign for school secretaries and caretakers to be given access to the public service pension scheme.

The Central Bank of Ireland has launched a new campaign to help consumers avoid scams as it warns that scammers are getting better and more convincing all the time.