A luxury hotel opening in China is offering guests with deep pockets the chance of a very deep sleep.
The stock market bull has been running more or less since early-2009, with nearly 200pc in gains on world stocks at the start of 2018. As this year progressed, that run has been undermined by a...
Troubled US fashion retailer Sears nailed down a commitment for another loan to keep its doors open as the critical Christmas season begins. Great American Capital Partners agreed to lend $350m (€310m) to the company, according to a court filing.
Next month the European Central Bank will end its €2.6trn bond-buying programme that has kept interest rates and bond yields in the eurozone at record low levels and helped heal the wounds...
Opec and allied oil producers will cut or adjust production as needed to balance the market, the group's president, United Arab Emirates Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei, said yesterday.
China and the United States have resumed high-level talks on trade, the Chinese commerce ministry's spokesman Gao Feng said at a weekly press briefing in Beijing on Thursday, without giving details.
Struggling UK regional carrier Flybe is in a race to find a buyer as it faces into the lean winter months.
Profits at Airtricity, the energy provider owned by UK giant SSE, tumbled 47pc to £12m (€13.7m) in the six months to the end of September.
A manufacturing facility in the US offloaded by embattled Swiss-Irish baked goods firm Aryzta in a distressed sale earlier this year was acquired by Hostess Brands at less than its fair value.
Lloyds Banking has settled with an ex-employee who accused former bosses of concealing a massive fraud at its HBOS Reading unit, prior to a record-breaking cash call needed to keep the combined group afloat in 2009.
Shares in Snap, the company behind social media app Snapchat, fell yesterday after the company said the US Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission were looking into...
European shares hit their lowest in two weeks yesterday, as data showing the German and Japanese economies contracting in the third quarter fuelled worries about global growth amid a...
British education publisher Pearson is selling its property at One Southwark Bridge in London, the current home of the 'Financial Times' newspaper, to M&G Real Estate for £115m (€132m).
Data from the EU’s statistical office showed that the eurozone’s economy grew by 0.2pc in the third quarter, half the pace of the second quarter.
Shares in Boeing fell yesterday after weak deliveries for its 737 jetliner, the company's largest source of profit.
SSE, which is behind Airtricity, has reported a 41pc fall in adjusted profit before tax of £246.4m (€283.6m) in the six months to 30 September.
US stocks gained in early trading yesterday as hopes rose for progress in the American-Chinese trade dispute and technology shares bounced back from Monday's rout. The pound rallied on reports of advancement toward a Brexit deal.
Under-pressure regional airline Flybe has said it is in talks with a number of "strategic operators" about a possible sale of the group.
General Electric jumped the most in six weeks as CEO Larry Culp accelerated plans to pare the company's stake in Baker Hughes with a deal that would raise almost $4bn (€3.54bn) at current...
For all the disagreement in the industry about the future of aviation, there's perfect accord on one point: There's going to be a lot more of it.
Woodie's Grafton Group has reported a 5.5pc increase in like-for-like revenue for the four months ended 31 October.
Mr Kipling cake firm Premier Foods has said under-fire boss Gavin Darby will leave in January and revealed plans to sell off its Ambrosia brand as it looks to appease disgruntled shareholders.
A quarter of women who move abroad to live do so because their partner accepted a job overseas - but the same is true for only 3pc of men.
BRITISH blue chips outperformed their European peers on Monday as fears about the terms of Brexit sank the pound, giving an accounting boost to stocks with foreign revenues in dollars.
Combined revenues at the firms operating the JD Sports and Champions Sports brands last year almost topped €110m but profits dipped.
Russian energy majors are putting pressure on Western oil buyers to use euros instead of dollars for payments and introducing penalty clauses in...
Around 14 shops are closing on Britain's main streets every day, according to a new study.
The US Food and Drug Administration next week will issue a ban on the sale of fruit and candy flavored electronic cigarettes in convenience stores and...
German 10-year bond yields fell from more than two-week highs on Friday, leading a move lower in most euro area debt yields as weak Chinese economic data fuelled concerns about the global...
The US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady yesterday and said ongoing strong job gains and household spending had kept the economy on track.
Ornua - formerly the Irish Dairy Board - has moved to have a case against it dismissed in the United States where it's been accused of falsely advertising its Kerrygold butter brand.
Clothing retailer Zara will expand online sales to an additional 106 countries through a dedicated online platform, mostly in Africa, parent firm Inditex has said.
Luxury fashion brand Burberry said its transformation plan is on track to deliver cost savings of £100m (€115m) this year, as it hailed an "exceptional" reception for its new head designer.
Siro, the telecoms firm which is a joint venture between the ESB and Vodafone, is to change its chief executive.
Marks & Spencer has described trading conditions in the Republic of Ireland as "difficult".
The grass-fed brown stuff has truly hit the fan in a row...
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No trend has unsettled the giant beer companies more...
