Yoplait secures injunction against launch of allegedly similar yogurt
Company sues Irish subsidiary of Danone over allegedly “passing off” its product
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Yoplait seeks injunction over Danone Skyr launch in Ireland
Similarity of Danone product’s packaging to Yoplait’s could cause consumer confusion, High Court hears
Return of own-brand formula highlights big companies’ profits - Senator
Rebecca Moynihan says Aldi’s ability to sell baby formula for considerably less than branded feeds shows it can be done
Consumer watchdog says no Irish research planned as UK regulator finds brands hiked prices to maximise profits
Some suppliers are contributing to food price inflation, says Competition and Markets Authority
Welcome to Death Valley, where tourists hope to celebrate record-high temperatures
Planet Business: Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard deal extension, Danone and Carlsberg’s Russian operations and Barbie, 2023-style
Danone sells 38% Glenisk stake back to Cleary family
Seen & Heard: Regulator blocks Eir price cut; Covid tax debts; IDA warns of EU rivals; and fears of ‘Celtic Tiger’ spending
Irish milk formula industry weighs Biden’s emergency supplies call
US president invokes wartime measures to secure supplies as parents fret over feeding their children
Russia says it will decide on future use of Moscow's Renault plant next week
French car-maker bows to pressure and walks away on major business in Russia
Nestlé justifies staying in Russia as criticism mounts
Ukrainian government raises pressure on western firms still doing business in Russia
Companies’ flight from Moscow sets some hard precedents
Re-entering Russian market – if and when it becomes feasible – will be no easy feat
Danone CEO defends staying in Russia as he sets out global strategy
New head of French group rules out major disposals and says it has ‘a responsibility to the people we feed’
Danone closes Ukraine plant and suspends Russia investments
World’s largest yoghurt maker will continue to sell dairy and baby food in Russia
European shares give up early gains as EU imposes sanctions on Russia
A number of big names suffer on Irish market amid uncertainty over Ukraine
Danone quarterly sales beat estimate with inflation in focus
Food group produces stronger-than-expected sales growth amid price growth challenge
Activist investor sets out plan for Glencore coal demerger
Both sides citing environmental factors of fossil fuel business to bolster arguments
Recycled plastic prices double as drinks makers battle for supplies
Rising cost of polyethylene terephthalate threatens sustainability targets set by companies
Activist investor Third Point buys stake in Cartier owner Richemont
Cartier owner seen as underperforming in luxury sector
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin: ‘We shouldn’t leave it to industry to say what’s best for your child’
Just 37% of Irish mothers breastfeed, while baby formula sales are booming
Irishman targets €1m in sales with infant formula brand
Ross McMahon becomes a British Brexit success story with Kendamil brand
Stocks hover close to record highs on good day for airlines
Market edgy ahead of ECB policy decision and US inflation data
European shares steady near record levels ahead of ECB policy
US inflation reading is due later this week
European stocks flat amid pressure on bank stocks
Ford, M&S and tech stocks among the climbers, as Danone and Nordstrom fall
European stocks rise as central banks pledge easy monetary policy
Global stock markets took comfort as US Federal Reserve officials reaffirmed a dovish monetary policy stance
European stocks rebound at end of volatile week
The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.6% in early trading with FTSE also higher
Will owner of Jacob’s and Batchelors venture into US after €1.7bn takeover?
Agenda: Bain Capital’s purchase of Valeo nets it 85 household brands across 106 markets
Europe stocks ease from record highs as tobacco firms weigh
Regional indexes edge off pre-pandemic highs
Selling Ireland’s greenness
‘We need to tell our story comprehensively and with conviction, and we all have a role to play in that’
Pilita Clark: What the oddly uplifting Covid jab says about business life
Companies should try to replicate the volunteers’ sense of purpose and goodwill
Danone board ousts Emmanuel Faber as chairman and CEO
Shares in French food group were up 4.2% by 9.05am following news of departure
European shares end higher as major commodity stocks reverse losses
Iseq struggles to stay positive with Kerry and Glanbia keeping it from falling into the red
Higher food prices looming for Irish shoppers
Seen & Heard: BoI branch closures, cyberattack fines and Cork firm sues Walmart
European stocks slip as lockdown worries resurface
Retailers and miners among big decliners as investors fret about extent of current lockdowns
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