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Aldi and Amazon have opened grocery stores with no tills in Britain

Two properties are being redeveloped at the airport's free zone commercial park

Bid to make Europe self-sufficient in battery production

British company 888 the latest to post record figures

The announcement on Tuesday arrived with Activision still in turmoil over allegations of misconduct and unequal pay

Passenger figures for 2021 year have hit 115,000, “well up” on 2020 but  still a long way off the almost 370,000 passengers flying to and from Kerry in 2019

90% of 35-44 year-olds want the choice to continue working from home when restrictions end

The discount supermarket’s new site will also allow customers to buy alcohol, using facial age estimation technology to check whether they appear to be over the age of 25

Deloitte says move should be part of taxation and welfare review 

The State's €225m fine of WhatsApp last year was the second-largest in the four-year history of GDPR

AIB, Bank of Ireland, and Ulster Bank all charge on deposits of more than €1m

Sterling has not been a popular currency in recent years as a result of concerns over Brexit, but it did stage a good recovery in 2021 as these worries subsided

Wind turbines are contributing much less than normal to generating power on the all-Ireland power grid

As Woulfe ended his role as CEO last year, Dairygold was in a leading global position as an agri & dairy company with locations in Ireland, UK, Germany, Spain and China. 

The company will refocus around its health, beauty, and hygiene operations, suggesting sell-offs may involve its food operations

Exports from the Republic across the Irish Sea into Britain rose to almost €13.4bn from €11.1bn in the 11 months to the end of November 2020

US-Irish firms will process car payments as growth in online payments for big-ticket items continues

The US-headquartered company established its European base in Dublin in 2014, which was its first facility outside of the US 

The awards aim to recognise and celebrate the best of Cork business from new, emerging companies through to international organisations

The former boss of Lloyds Banking Group has stepped down as chairman of Credit Suisse after less than 12 months following an investigation into his ...