After a sustained period ‘in the dark’, the pantomime also brings a significant revenue as well as fun and laughter

DropChef expands from home recipe kits into employee wellness as Google, Accenture and Blueface join its growing portfolio of clients 

Noel Garvey and Eoin O’Lideadha are named as partners with professional services firm Deloitte

New appointees with Willis Towers Watson, TEKenable, New Ireland Assurance, Trigon Hotel Group, Bibby Financial Services, Poolbeg Pharma

It has been heavily suggested that Central Group – a Thai conglomerate run by the Chirathivat family – has emerged as a buyer of the Selfridges Group

The company has told its component suppliers that demand for the iPhone 13 line-up has weakened, signalling some consumers have decided against trying to get the hard-to-find item

Spanish-owned lender Avant Money said its fixed rates would be cut by up to 0.3% and that it is targeting first-time buyers in the main, due to their requirement for a higher loan-to-value mortgage

Ulster met with a range of financial service providers  who may be interested in providing services for their customers 

Port of Cork Company appoints new chair: Michael Walsh, chief commercial officer with the US energy technology company Smart Wires

Bearfields will act as O’Brien’s UK business

Each business to keep their established brand identities

FuturEnergy Ireland will build wind farm developments on Coillte-owned land

The acquisition of the 10 Joyce’s supermarket stores is reliant on approval by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

The group’s new annual report also shows that Patrick Coveney’s basic salary last year grew by 11% to €851,000

A similar application by the company last year was refused on grounds of environmental and road safety concerns.

Alantra Equities called the management changes “bad news” as Mr Isla is difficult to replace and the new CEO doesn’t have experience in retail

The awards had a new category in recognition of the challenge businesses overcame over the past year – ‘Best Pandemic Pivot Business Award’

The hotel and resort was closed for long periods in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions

Airline easyJet said it is already seeing some impact on demand from the new Omicron variant of coronavirus as it revealed annual losses of more than £1 billion.

It brings to an end a turbulent relationship with the company – he previously left Twitter in 2008, before rejoining in 2011 and then becoming chief executive for the second time in 2015

CEO confident the drug would be unaffected by the Omicron variant

Jack Dorsey is currently both the chief executive of Twitter, which he co-founded in 2006, and his payment business Square

This year's it@cork Leaders Awards will be a ‘celebration of innovation, impact, and excellence’

Wetherspoon is making an overall investment of €50m in Dublin city centre

Norway's Equinor has agreed to sell its stake in the Corrib gas field to partner Vermilion Energy, the Norwegian oil firm said on Monday, putting an end to its activities in Ireland.

Retailer is also planning a €75m distribution centre in Kildare scheduled to open in 2024

China Evergrande Group’s chairman Hui Ka Yan has cut his stake in the company for the first time since it went public in 2009, the latest sign he’s liquidating personal assets to help stave off a default by the world’s most indebted developer.

Revenues decreased by 30% from €69m to €48.2m

Dell Technology partnership enables RDJ's staff to move from three traditional offices to having over 250 home offices

“We believe that making these affordable and accessible for everyone is the right thing to do," Lidl CEO JP Scally.

The CO2-based charge, backed by multiple countries and a major trade organization, is not billed as a tax and isn’t intended to change shippers’ behavior

Mitchells & Butlers, part-owned by horseracing tycoons John Magnier and JP McManus, said Brexit had compounded risks around the supply and cost of products as well as labour shortages

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and allies, together called Opec+, will meet on December 1-2 to set policy

New appointees with Crann Centre, Dalata Hotel, Collaborative Finance, WebDoctor, McCann FitzGerald and CubeMatch

Supply chain problems have been common in Britain due to shifts in consumer demand, the availability of workers, and Brexit.

Patrick Coveney is to leave Greencore at the end of March after 14 years at the helm of the food firm

LocalEyes started in 1997 working with Apple to help globalise the tech giant's brand.

The UK acted because the company wouldn’t be able to meet 2021 supply targets - in part because of Brexit-related difficulties, according to Mr Lingelbach

Paul O'Connell takes on lead role with accountants Quintas, as Tim McCarthy moves to lead strategic business advisory team

Cash on the company's balance sheet was €192m

Energy drink empire grew unabated despite the pandemic gripping the world economy

Hauliers have shifted both exports and imports to sea routes to reach EU markets directly, and avoid lengthy delays at UK ports

Company reported revenues of €1.7bn for the 12 months to the end of September

Ronan Group Real Estate had tried to prevent its co-investor, DigitalBridge, from completing the sale of its stakes in the developments to US group Fortress Investment

Asda has appointed former Marks & Spencer boss Stuart Rose as its new chairman. The supermarket group, which was bought by the billionaire Issa brothers and private equity backers TDR Capital for £6.

Despite the pullback, Zoom's stock is still up a whopping 500% since its 2019 debut