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European stocks fell in thin trading on Wednesday as investors weighed rising coronavirus cases in the region against further progress in vaccinations(...)

European stocks extended their year-end rally in the wake of the Brexit trade deal and as the European Union vaccination programme got under way. Th(...)

The commitment by Diageo, the world’s largest spirits maker, owner of Guinness and Baileys in Ireland, to reach zero net greenhouse gas emissions from(...)

Diageo has announced its intention to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in its direct operations globally by 2030. It has also set out 25 commitments (...)

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the Government will make a decision on exiting lockdown next week, and that there will be a Dáil debate on the issue(...)

European shares ended flat on Friday as surging coronavirus cases compounded fears of the damage to the bloc’s economy in the coming winter months, al(...)

Diageo’s recent selection of Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore as development partner for the 12.6-acre Guinness Quarter at its St James’s Gate brewery, couple(...)

It has been a difficult and distressing week for many Irish businesses forced to close their doors again as the Government implemented Level 5 restric(...)

It is the black stuff but not as we know it. Diageo is rolling out a non-alcoholic version of Guinness, which it says is every bit as good as the prod(...)

European shares fell for a third straight session on Wednesday, as losses in healthcare and construction stocks countered a lift from encouraging earn(...)