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Many of us have plans in place for purchases on Black Friday

Black Friday and employers

Business • 10 hrs

With the dancefloor out of bounds, the 2020 office Christmas party will most likely take place online.

Party on, online: Will work Christmas parties survive?

Business • 5 hrs

Businesses want to open in a sustained way following end of Level 5 restrictions

500 businesses, trade groups in open letter to Martin

Ireland • 8 hrs

Microsoft's new €27m 10,000sq.m engineering hub near Leopardstown

Boost as Microsoft to create 200 jobs in Dublin

Dublin • 6 hrs

The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar

€8.24m in funding announced for Enterprise Centres

Business • 20 Nov

Many of us have to deal with difficult people in a workplace on a day to day basis

Dealing with difficult people

Business • 19 Nov

The EY European Attractiveness Survey was conducted among across 47 countries in October

Ireland 4th in attractive place for European FDI survey

Business • 19 Nov

Butchers have been asked for for smaller birds instead of the traditional big turkey

Turkey farmers facing complaints that birds are too big

News Lens • 19 Nov

Poet Seamus Heaney

Poetry in Business

Business • 18 Nov

Boeing has won approval from the US Federal Aviation Administration to fly its 737 MAX jet again after two fatal crashes

US approves 737 MAX return as Boeing faces headwinds

Business • 18 Nov

Ibec has sent a letter to the Taoiseach, Tánaiste and a number of senior ministers and officials outlining its concerns for the retail sector

Calls for early exit from Level 5 for some sectors

Business • 18 Nov

US markets closed at fresh highs last night on the back of the claims by Moderna that its vaccine had proven to be almost 95% effective

European shares slip as stock 'rotation' continues

Business • 17 Nov

Chef and author Clodagh McKenna

The Culinary Queen

Business • 17 Nov

Apple is marking 40 years in Cork

Apple upbeat about Irish growth as Cork plant turns 40

Business • 17 Nov

Dublin Airport will have capacity for up to 12,000 tests a day, rising to 15,000 shortly

Covid-19 testing facilities to open at Dublin Airport

Business • 16 Nov

Viking Splash Tours is the latest victim of Covid-19

Viking Splash Tours

Business • 16 Nov

EY has revised upwards its economic projections for the year owing to the volume of government supports deployed as well as resilience in certain parts of the economy

40% of jobs here 'disrupted' by pandemic - EY

Business • 16 Nov

Manchester has been chosen as the location for Ireland's fourth diplomatic mission in the UK

Government to open consulate in Manchester

Brexit • 16 Nov

Conor O'Kelly, chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency, said €24 billion was one of the largest amounts the country has had to borrow in a single year

We can borrow 'comfortably and sustainably' - NTMA head

Business • 13 Nov

Many of Simon Watson's favourite shots feature in his book The Lives of Others

A life in pictures

Business • 13 Nov

Six year old Jonah, son of Gavin and Aoife Lawler, Creators of the Reindeer Feeder

Will Santa bring Irish toys this Christmas?

Business • 13 Nov

A Sainsbury's supermarket in Newcastle - the retail giant said it may have to limit the range of food products sent to NI branches

Brexit grace period for NI retailers considered

Brexit • 13 Nov

An Post's e-commerce campus is now handling 2.5 million parcels every week

Second Dublin e-commerce processing centre for An Post

Business • 12 Nov

The blaze caused significant structural damage (Pic: Cork City Fire Brigade)

Cork shopping centre reopens following major blaze

Munster • 12 Nov

Last year, over 37% of Irish food and drink exports, worth €4.5 billion, went to the UK market

Food, drink sector face disruption even with trade deal

Brexit • 12 Nov

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