The family-owned Musgrave group is one of Ireland's largest companies and controls the Supervalu, Centra and Donnybrook Fair brands. It is no longer going to list any of the products linked with Conor McGregor.
Nicky and Ella Dwyer are the founders of Drobey based in Monkstown, Co Dublin. As they gear up for the Christmas party market, they explain how they plan to grow further.
The hospitality sector says the issue is about margin, not customers. But with the government's decision not to reduce the Vat rate for the besieged sector, what other options are on the menu?
When it opened in 1976 there was nothing like Alias Tom in Dublin. Times change, however, and now the well-known store has gone into liquidation.
The businessman behind Centz discount stores and the collapsed Iceland frozen food chain in Ireland has initiated High Court proceedings against online publication The Journal.
Paul McGlade, who died in recent days, was a consummate retailer with an instinct for knowing what to buy and how to sell it. His story, while relatively little known, is one of the all-time greats of modern Irish business.
Three companies within the group have entered a Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process to restructure their business, including the overall holding company.
Tessuti was due to open an anchor store in the city-centre retail property. Then the designer brand was taken over by Mike Ashley's Frasers Group. The row has wound up before the Commercial Court.
Dublin-based Store Computer Technology, which provides tech services and support to the retail sector, has been bought in a deal of “strategic importance”.
Regardless of who you talk to in the retail sector, there is widespread agreement that towns and urban centres need to be reinvigorated if smaller retailers are to survive and thrive.
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