Irish Examiner

Export target forms part of a new three-year strategy, which also includes the creation of 45,000 new jobs

A dedicated website for members and officials used for mass Covid-19 PCR testing within the Parliament’s premises used tracking cookies

'The driverless tractor, like the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow must be avoided at all costs'

There is 'mounting political pressure on antitrust authorities' to more aggressively police big business

SIG said its Irish division generated like-for-like sales of £88m (€105m) in 2021

Merck in Carrigtwohill produces key compoenent of rapid Covid tests

Eir, in recent times, has faced high levels of customer complaints, something it claims to have largely brought under control, and accusations of customer overcharging

BioPharma Engineering (BPE) had a turnover of €10m last year, up from €5m in 2020

Major disruption has extended for a second week for staffing at supermarkets, fashion outlets, and hair salons amid the continuing huge wave of ...

An analyst at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) said coronavirus misinformation on topics such as vaccines and lockdowns could evolve to focus on climate policy

Novartis will push forward with a potential medicine for Covid-19 after promising results showing a lower risk of bad outcomes for patients who took ...

Consumer advocate Brendan Burgess said Permanent TSB (PTSB) should be free to acquire €7.6bn in loans from Ulster Bank, as long as it gets rid of ...

Price rises during the surge in Omicron cases and the scarcity of tests in pharmacies have raised protests from opposition politicians and consumer groups in Spain, many of whom are calling for tests to be sold in supermarkets

Data from market researcher Kantar show that Irish supermarkets took in €1.1bn in the four weeks to St Stephen's Day

The Irish sponsorship industry grew by 6% to reach €180m last year and is predicted to grow a further 8% this year

Company hiring managers with a technology background as new chief executive Benedetto Vigna tries to put the iconic manufacturer on course for electrification

Utility is expected to pitch itself as a supplier of clean energy to business customers                 

In 2021, the exchequer deficit came in at €7.3bn, which is €5bn lower than the previous year, despite the significant levels of Covid restrictions

Government would prefer 'unbureaucratic and prudent' solutions tailored to individual needs

We have a model of taxation that makes government funding more resilient than that available in many other countries.