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Shares climb on hopes US Democrats may unleash economic stimulus

Irish index pulled higher by strong performance from CRH

Food industry facing triple threat: Brexit, Covid and UK recession

Bord Bia warns of looming threat to sector ahead of virtual trade mission to the UK

Northern Ireland protocol is ‘extremely damaging’, DUP Minister warns

Poots says British firms are considering withdrawing from North due to the provisions

Circit selected by AIB to help audit process work better

Technology developed by Irish fintech to help bank’s business customers with auditing

Aldi and Lidl at back of queue during UK pandemic

Discounters missed out as more sales moved online

Brexit ‘no deal’ scenario poses serious threat to Irish farmers

Irish dairy exports are less reliant on the UK market than our beef exports

Facebook opens accelerator programme for e-commerce start-ups

Scheme aimed at helping companies move commerce online during pandemic

Why UK supermarkets are not making super profits

Outlets traded through the crisis but increased staff costs and fall in higher-end products have hit hard

Coronavirus vaccine hopes and positive US jobs figures boost markets

On the Iseq, Ryanair, CRH and AIB advance while Smurfit Kappa falls nearly 4%

Rising to the coronavirus challenge is all about flexibility

Top 1000: All around Ireland, businesses large and small have reimagined what they do and how they do it

Hard learned lessons in leading a business through a crisis

Top 1000: Winners of the Irish Times Business Person of the Month award tell us how they navigate choppy waters and how they expect to fare in the future

Global stocks higher as investors eye euro-zone finance ministers

Iseq and FTSE close slightly lower while pan-European index edge higher

Kerry Group lost Tesco contract worth €80m prior to UK plant closure

Irish food company suffered setback after UK grocer cancelled ready meals contract

US shares hit record highs on Trump comments

Claim that Tehran appears to be standing down sparked relief rally in markets

Travelex staff go back to basics as ransomware cripples systems

The company is currently only able to serve customers face-to-face at its 1,200 locations

Patrick Freyne on Christmas ads: Marks & Spencer’s sick filth should be banned

Patrick Freyne: Why do firms want to show us that their employees see their children?

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