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Sports Direct, the UK-based sport retailer headed up by Mike Ashley, is said to be eyeing up the former Clerys building as part of its Irish expansion.
Starbucks, the world’s biggest coffee chain, said on Sunday that Italian businessman Antonio Percassi would open the first Starbucks cafe in Milan in early 2017, bringing the brand to one of the top coffee-consuming nations in Europe.
Sales volumes into double figures in year to the end of last month, CSO statistics show
Major tourism development will seek to employ up to 1,000 people in permanent jobs
Online retailer Amazon is set to enter the British fresh food market after striking a supply deal with supermarket Morrisons, potentially ramping up competition in the already cut-throat sector.
Operating profits at Ulster Bank fell by €244m last year down to €362m, representing a fall of 40.26pc when compared with 2014.
Green REIT, the Irish property investment company, has agreed a new eight-year lease with Vodafone on its Irish headquarters building at Central Park, Dublin 18.
Stock markets gained for the third day in five on Friday as G20 policymakers meeting in Shanghai sought common ground on how to reboot a struggling global economy in the face of renewed financial and political risks.
Irish energy firm Gaelectric is eyeing a sale of a stake in, or all of its operational windfarms, in a deal that could place a €750m enterprise valuation on the assets, it’s understood.
“Money and finance is not the reason to stay in a company. People have to want to be there, be passionate for their job and to find it enriching. It’s not about beanbags or free food either.”
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