Origin Enterprises is on course to diversify a third of profits outside its 200-year-old agribusiness, says Sean Coyle, but not necessarily as a listed company.
The new Guinness microbrewery in London was due to open its doors back in 2023. After a series of delays, Diageo has pulled in Bennett Construction to finish the job. It aims to finally open its doors before Christmas.
Camden Yard remains a prime development site in Dublin despite facing many setbacks. A European investor is in exclusive talks to buy the site for €91m, and it is working with a development partner.
The company’s total funding now stands at $68m. It is planning to roll out an expanded AI-based product for manufacturers to manage their businesses.
Cybersecurity threats are ever evolving, and with the rapid adoption of AI, EY’s Head of Cyber for Ireland, Puneet Kukreja, explains how organisations need to prepare if they are to remain resilient in an increasingly borderless digital economy.
With little evidence of distillers passing on price hikes to American consumers yet, whiskey makers are starting to weigh up new markets as tariffs wreak havoc on an already embattled industry.
In 2021, the agency had 16 cars on the road without insurance, one of which was in an accident. A new audit shows high-risk concerns remained at the end of 2023 over how it manages its national road fleet.
There is a ubiquity to housing shortages across much of the Western world. Tim White, a research fellow at the London School of Economics, outlines the need for deterrence on institutional investors.
English clubs have spent more than €2 billion this summer and they haven’t finished yet. But this mania might be hiding some worrying trends.
From trackside fibre optics to AI-driven strategy, Formula 1’s tech evolution is transforming racing, broadcasting, and decision-making — with every byte of its 650 terabytes per weekend shaping the sport’s future.
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