Broadcaster ITV said its advertising revenue was rebounding strongly from the impact of Covid-19.  It comes as Deutsche Post DHL posted better-than-expected earnings as it benefited from an online surge.

British online fashion retailer Boohoo reported a 37% jump in annual core earnings, benefiting from the rise in digital shopping during the Covid-19 pandemic and weathering the negative publicity over its supply chain failings.

The department store chain collapsed at the end of last year, with the closure of all its stores confirmed after Boohoo agreed to only buy its website and brand 

Discovery has estimated reserves of 430 barrels of oil equivalent per day

The company raised its forecast for 2021 Covid-19 vaccine sales by more than 70% to €21.5bn and said demand from governments around the world trying to halt the pandemic could contribute to its growth for years to come.

Plenish makes organic plant-based juices, milks and shots.

The company came out of the Telecom Eireann Services Limited, or TESL, over 20 years ago and has gone through a number of owners since then

McCauley, one of the largest pharmacy chains in the Republic, remained in the red last year but is now  forecasting a "sustainable" level of earnings in the coming years as it puts the worst of the pandemic behind it.

The university recorded a surplus of €3.9m amid the Covid-19 closure of the campus, according to new consolidated accounts

AOL and Yahoo are being sold again, this time to a private equity firm

Sports Direct is in talks with EU tax authorities that could lead to settlements related to a controversial deal between billionaire founder Mike Ashley and his brother.

Covid moved business's focus away from adventure-seeking abroad to getting out and about on home soil

Packaging group is stepping up its capital invesment plans as revenues grew by 6% in the first three months of this year

The lack of approved forestry licences resulted in supply shortages and a consequent decline in sales

The company could face a large fine and be forced to change its policies if it fails to convince regulators

Bank aiming to boost its business through acquisitions and investments as it announces a better than expected first quarter

The Mullingar man joined the brand as an investor and advisor with the aims to support the business and grow its international appeal.

Business movers: A selection of people starting new jobs in sectors including outsources services, technology, property management, software and media buying

Revenue at SmartRoutes grew five-fold in 2020. The route planning software service has plans to take on 10 new staff

Fast food restaurant beats Wall Street projections as McDonald's and other chains bounce back after lockdowns

The owner of the Clayton and Maldron hotel chains has said the early June re-opening will be “hugely positive” and “very important” for the recovery of the industry. The Dalata Hotel Group said it suffered a €3.

CEO tight-lipped about restructuring plans as group release healthy first-quarter figures

Paddy Power-owner Flutter, which also owns Betfair and FanDuel, said it retained its lead in online gambling in the US despite rivals stepping up their challenges in the rapidly deregulating market.

Last year at this time stores were closing globally and the world sheltered from spiking Covid-19 infections, so an improvement in sales during the same stretch this year was expected.

Potential bidders include Walt Disney, Amazon, and the Len Blavatnik-backed sports streaming platform Dazn

Firm thrived as home-bound consumers stocked up on electronic devices and signed up for paid apps and services for fitness and music

Global beer giant Carlsberg, appliance maker Electrolux, European banking giants Deutsche and Lloyds, UK supermarket Sainsbury's, and sports clothing firm Puma have all posted earnings that reveal the largest corporates are plotting their ways out ...

Money supported  the retailer despite its shops remaining open during the bulk of lockdown

The company, Joe Walsh Pilgrimtours, had for many years brought people on package tours to Lourdes, Fatima, Rome and Medjugorje in Bosnia

Woodie’s DIY has been one of the main drivers of revenue growth for Irish building supplies group Grafton since the start of the year

Durex maker Reckitt is reporting a strong rise in sexual wellbeing products – particularly in China

Vast private art collection also to be handed over to state curators

Shares in the PC World owner slid after it revealed plans to shut the 35-shop business.

In the first of a four-part series looking at the finalists for the Cork Company of the Year Awards, we profile the contenders in the Emerging category

€36m investment will see creation of new jobs with Covid testing expected to continue long into the future

Covid precautions have seen few people get the flu this year, cutting demand for some of the Swiss drug giant's staple drugs

Uncertainty threatening hopes for bumper peak season

British supermarket has  agreed a two-year deal with the app and delivery service following a successful trial

Prior to the Covid-19 outbreak, the travel agent employed more than 100 people with offices across the EU, UK and US.

SmartRoutes helps businesses to meet home delivery service demand

Tesla on Monday posted its seventh-straight profitable quarter after strong sales of its electric cars and SUVs.

Chief executive Brian Larkin said there remains a lot of room for organic growth from the company’s Egyptian assets – its prime revenue generator

Innowatts analyses data from millions of smart electric meters

The owner of Dealz-Poundland in Ireland and Pepco in Poland plans to list its shares as part of a long-delayed spin-off that may value the discount retailer at €5bn.

The study also found there was a low level of engagement with scam reporting processes on these platforms

Family business employs 90 people in Fermoy

Some 2.3m people have health insurance — the highest since 2008 — but Covid-19 has made people more aware of the need to chase better deals

Bank admits it misjudged the mood as proposals for the new soccer league collapsed due to backlash

Business Movers: A selection of people starting new positions with IT, hotels, environment, food and telecomms companies in Ireland

Irish data centres could boost their global 'green' reputation with Nexalus cooling system using waste heat from electronics