Jury finds Monsanto herbicide dicamba drifted on to crops and reduced yield

More companies see flexible space as a way to be agile, lure talent and cut costs

Facility will give BMW’s engineers better insights into how to make better e-cars

Iseq dragged down by Irish banks with both Bank of Ireland and AIB under pressure

Irish Times Innovation awards finalist in the health and lifesciences category is bringing better treatments to a lot of unmet medical needs

The Irish Times Innovation Awards finalists in the lifesciences and healthcare category - Atlantic Therapeutics, Nuritas and FoodMarble - are all in vanguard of innovation

Markets report: Bullish analysis prompts Ryanair rise while banks have positive day

Weedkiller is the subject of US lawsuits over claims it causes cancer

Strong consumer spending not enough to counter weakening industrial production

Ryanair falls 5 per cent as French government threatens eco tax on airlines

The family behind JAB, which owns the doughnut brand and Pret A Manger, were fervent supporters of Adolf Hitler

Capital investment projects to the State rose 32% in 2018 to $10.5bn, new figures show

Markets also rattled by growing unrest in France and fresh China-US trade concerns

Some concern over neutrality of placebo and whether it might have boosted Vascepa data

Irish companies of all sizes, and across a variety of sectors, are already succeeding in China. We catch up with four to find out about their activities there

Cantillon: China-EU summit gains extra dimension as US presses on with trade tariffs

US regulators demand $9bn in divestments to approve deal

Iseq falls 1.58% in line with European markets, and FTSE is worst performing Euro stock

Materials made from sugar cane, wood and corn will grow at least 50% in next five years

INM share price falls 4.63 per cent following resolution of boardroom row