Kevin Toland

Sports science research has traditionally ignored female athletes but technology is helping to redress the balance with the result that many are now a(...)

Swiss-Irish food group Aryzta is backing the re-election of chairman Urs Jordi at its annual general meeting in November. Mr Jordi was appointed as c(...)

It’s a year to the month since a group of activist shareholders in Aryzta, the Swiss-Irish baked goods group, oversaw a boardroom coup resulting in th(...)

An Bord Pleanála has given the green light for a controversial €25 million co-living scheme in Ballsbridge by leading property developer, Bartra Prope(...)

Swiss-Irish bakery group Aryzta said it has completed the sale of its North American business to an affiliate of US private equity firm Lindsay Goldbe(...)

Swiss-Irish food group Aryzta is to sell its troubled North American business to US private equity firm Lindsay Goldberg for $850 million (€711 millio(...)

Orreco might have some way to go before it becomes as recognisable a brand as Fitbit or Peloton, but that is where its ambitions lie. And having land(...)

Irish sports technology company Orreco has secured $3.6 million (€3 million) in a funding round led by True Ventures, an early investor in both Fitbit(...)

Aryzta, the Swiss-Irish bakery group, said on Monday that it will scrap its Irish stock-market listing that dates back to 1988, underscoring how the g(...)

Amazon was a clear Wall Street winner from the coronavirus crisis. The online retailer and cloud computing giant’s shares soared as much as 92 per ce(...)