The alleged data breach at Independent News & Media, in which thousands of emails from journalists, senior staff and advisers were accessed, was not carried out for the reasons originally
One of the best indicators of human wellbeing is that we are now living longer. The last official figures, based on the 2011 Census, showed life expectancy at birth for
Britain’s competition regulator on Friday took action to pause Amazon’s investment in online food delivery group Deliveroo by serving an initial enforcement order on the two companies. Amazon led a
Britain’s biggest carmaker Jaguar Land Rover is making a multi-million pound investment to build electric vehicles in its home market, in a major boost to a sector hit by a
Japanese pharma group Takeda opened a new state-of-the-art cancer drug manufacturing plant in Dublin on Friday. The €40 million plant will be used to manufacture global supplies of the company
The hulking Michigan Central Train station rising high into the Detroit sky has seen better days. The building and the district of Corktown it’s situated in are much like the
BMW’s chief executive Harald Krüger has quit days before a board meeting that was due to decide his future, putting the carmaker under pressure to find a successor to deal
Profits have tumbled almost 40 per cent at Northern Ireland’s largest hotel group, which is co-owner of Dublin’s five-star Merrion Hotel. Accounts just filed by the Hastings Hotels Group show
Economists here broadly agree that a reversal of some sort for the Irish economy is inevitable but differ on what might cause it or how severe it is likely to
The US economy added more jobs in June than it has in any other month this year, easing concerns of an impending slowdown and reducing the chance of aggressive cuts
