Short agms of some Irish listed firms this week saw few questions asked by shareholders

Cantillon: Public companies shun probing questions with short, selective online agms

Trial shows drug ‘has a clear-cut, significant, positive effect in diminishing the time to recovery’

Malham Cave is a 10km-long warren of underground passages and chambers in Mount Sodom

One year after becoming the first person in Ireland allowed to use medicinal cannabis, three-year-old Tristan Forde is thriving

Robots and artificial intelligence will revolutionise the workplace, but at what cost?

Marina Ratner: mathematician, born October 30th, 1938; died July 7th, 2017

Scientists document 59.3 per cent drop in average amount of sperm produced by Western men between 1973 and 2011

Surprise move by Avigdor Lieberman shifts focus to another right-wing Israeli party

Resurrection experts are still making money on dead icons with Michael Jackson’s estate cleaning up on re-issuing his back catalogue and Elvis set to appear as a hologram in a ‘live’ show in Las Vegas

The best innovations come from adapting and reworking existing models, say the authors of a new book