An analysis of the retailer’s financial performance over a four-year period shows the full extent of its Covid restructuring, and how it has sought to manage costs and deal with supply chain issues stemming from the pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
In her 15th year as chief executive of Beat 102-103, Gabrielle Cummins talks about leading the station through a recession and a pandemic.
Arderin Distillery made thousands of litres of hand sanitiser for hospitals during the pandemic. Now, the Revenue says it could owe alcohol tax on the ethanol used in the product.
In the past, Irish governments have seriously struggled to manage periods of excess demand. As the floodgates of growth reopen, can the nation steer the flow towards businesses capable of fixing the faults exposed by Covid?
The ripple effects of Covid-19 disruption to supply chains have reached unexpected corners of the economy, and Irish low-carbon cement manufacturer Ecocem found itself in one of them. Here is how it saved its bottom line.
Analysis of official traffic data and results from private toll road operators paint a grim financial picture. Another private operator is in serious financial trouble, while the taxpayer is shouldering most of the sector’s continuing pandemic burden.
Since the €24m write-down of former Ulster Bank loans in August, accounts trickling in from the US vulture fund’s Irish subsidiaries had shown poor performance in 2020. Until now. This is the story of how Cerberus made a comeback.
DirectRoute lost €8.4m in toll revenue from Cork and Limerick motorways last year as travel restrictions hit traffic. Taxpayers have covered more than half of it for the benefit of its overseas investors.
Aer Lingus cabin crew today were told there was a “surplus” of staff at certain grades. Those affected are looking at deep pay freezes and lay-offs, well into next year.
Hannah Quinn-Mulligan reflects on the frustrations and inconsistencies presented by the authorities following her year-long investigation into Covid-19 outbreaks in meat factories.
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