Inspired by the success of VitHit, siblings Molly and Jake Ryan and their friend Tom Murphy are launching a new premium, low-calorie energy drink.
The founder of Velo Coffee, the first B Corp coffee roaster in Ireland, talks about a new plan to supply office coffee, getting things wrong, and why it's so much easier to supply cafés than run them.
A liquidator has been appointed to 10 companies linked to the businessman who was disqualified from acting as a company director last July for reckless trading.
The bitter row between Gerard Lane and Denis Connolly continued in the High Court with accusations of opportunism, chutzpah, and pulling stunts.
Governments caution flying to Saudi Arabia, or through its airspace, after weekend attack left at least 12 dead, writes Benjamin Katz, The Wall Street Journal.
The soaring number of people on disability and sickness benefits is blowing up the country’s welfare bill and imperiling its long-term financial stability, write Max Colchester and David Luhnow, The Wall Street Journal.
Thirty years ago, a rural Irish town famed for barefoot pilgrimages became Ground Zero for the injectable that keeps Hollywood upright. But, how?
Years of foot-dragging leaves Ireland potentially facing some of the steepest daily penalties ever sought by the European Commission as it takes Ireland to the Court of Justice of the European Union over recurrent urban wastewater treatment failures.
On Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, Bodrum has evolved from a bland resort town into a polished escape, with buzzy hotels and restaurants alongside ancient ruins, delicious food and hidden coves, writes Hannah Seligson, The Wall Street Journal.
Mark Little believed in the power of technology to change. He talks about what changed, Murdoch and Musk, and where hope might lie.
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