Meath investor pays €12.5m for High Street Ashbourne
Tenants at retail scheme include McDonald’s, Lifestyle Sports, Boots and the HSE
Operation de-arching: the week McDonald’s confirmed its Russian retreat after 32 years
Planet Business: Twitter exits, Walmart woes and a UK minister’s top inflation tips
John Legend: ‘When you lose a pregnancy, you have to go through that grief together’
The US singer on resilience, his mother’s addiction, Kanye West and Roe v Wade
Ukraine: Siege of Mariupol ends as some injured troops taken into Russia
Putin personally guarantees prisoners to be treated according to international standards
McDonald’s to sell its Russian business over Ukraine war
Fast-food group says it wants any buyer to take on its 62,000 local staff
‘He bashed the door down. Jim didn't stand a chance’
Inquest into the death of Jimmy Loughlin reveals how many ‘red flags’ regarding the violent and threatening behaviour of his killer were ignored
Jury views CCTV footage of moment youth collapsed after stabbing
Delivery cyclist George Gonzaga Bento denies murdering Josh Dunne (16) in Dublin
Sinn Féin’s growing litigiousness towards media is a clear trend
Political opponents and many in media perceive an attempt to muzzle criticism of party
David Long & Shane O’Neill: Age of Finding Stars – An absolute joy
Former Into Paradise and Blue in Heaven frontmen’s skills have matured like a fine wine
The horrors of Bucha: Bodies turned into ‘human rugs’ by Russian tanks
Reports of fleeing civilians shot by snipers and the rape and murder of young girls
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Tensions over Ukraine could affect space co-operation
America Letter: Partnership between US and Russia at space station could be at risk
‘Gig economy’ workers strike in Belfast over pay and conditions
Rocketing fuel costs, wage cuts and cost-of-living crisis lead to action by workers
‘We’re going back to a USSR’: queues return for Russian shoppers
Russians hit by shortages as sanctions bite and Ukraine invasion seals them from world
The young Irish women losing money in too-good-to-be-true social media sales jobs
Recruited by so-called MLMs with the promise of easy money, they end up working for free
Companies’ flight from Moscow sets some hard precedents
Re-entering Russian market – if and when it becomes feasible – will be no easy feat
Some Irish companies are staying put in Russia for now
Cantillon: Firms may escape public wrath but investors increasingly driven by ethics
Fintan O’Toole: Greater Russia ends up as Lesser China. Good luck with that
In digging up Europe’s bloody past, Putin has plunged Russia back into the nightmare of history
Western brands flee Russia in unravelling of ‘capitalistic diplomacy’
H&M, Nike, Volkswagen, Toyota and Apple among many brands curtailing services or operations
Carl Icahn v McDonald’s, Russia sanctions and the case of Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘album’
Planet Business: Meanwhile, in Sydney, Qantas plays a strong mascot game
Activist Icahn takes on McDonald’s over animal welfare
Battle over fast food retailer’s failure to phase out practices by agreed deadline, animal rights group says
Global market for ‘cultivated meat’ could reach $25bn by 2030
Scientists are trying to find a commercially viable way to transform animal stem cells into marbled steak or sushi-grade salmon
The Irish Times view on post-crisis politics: jockeying for position
One notable feature of recent exchanges has been the more determined response of Fianna Fáil to the Sinn Féin onslaught
African fashion goes global – and takes root in Ireland
Meet the designers behind the businesses here that are responding to surging demand
Money: The five-letter word that could kill the Wordle craze
New York Times says online word game will ‘initially’ remain free to use
Dublin Airport expects to reach 70% of record passenger numbers this year
Facility handled a record 33 million passengers in the year before Covid hit
Clonskeagh petrol station sells for €3.4m to private Irish investor
Applegreen occupies Clonskeagh Road outlet on 21-year lease at annual rent of €247,500
A caveat for winter Olympians – beware of Chinese meat
Doping watchdog issues warning ‘only to eat at places given the all-clear by event organisers’
Maureen Dowd: Trump’s coup attempt reaches its second stage
MAGA crowd is working hard to institutionalise big election lie in crucial states
McDonald’s claws back $105m from disgraced former chief Steve Easterbrook
Settlement follows scandal over relationships with subordinates
From angry Adele fans to broken robot vacuums: AWS outage ripples through US
Problems at Amazon Web Services hit services used by millions
Newswhip to speed up growth with $2.5m debt funding
News analytics platform tracks spread of news stories and narratives across internet
US software company ClickUp to create 200 jobs in Dublin
All-in-one productivity platform to establish its European headquarters in Irish capital
McDonald’s Ireland takes €20m revenue hit over Covid-19
Pretax profit fell 70% in 2020 to €6m but company ‘anticipates continued expansion’
McDonald’s pledges to achieve net zero emissions by 2040
Fast-food chain plans to roll-out new net zero energy-designed restaurants
Supply-chain shock: ‘Do your Christmas shopping early’
Irish retailers say they are struggling to secure stock ahead of the busiest season
Aryzta backs re-election of chairman appointed in boardroom coup last year
Urs Jordi took over after departure of Irish directors from the Swiss-Irish food group
Bumper year for mergers and acquisitions despite pandemic
BDO executive expects number of private equity firms in Ireland to grow over next two years
BP closes some petrol stations in Britain amid HGV driver shortage
Up to 100 of group’s forecourts short of at least one grade of fuel
Trial of man who admits stabbing friend is ‘murder and nothing else’, prosecution says
Damien Singleton (30) has pleaded guilty to manslaughter of Peter Donnelly on O’Connell Street in Dublin
Ciarán McDonald’s second coming ushers in a new era for Mayo
County luminary is seen as having had a major impact on senior team over past two years
Bread-maker Aryzta’s rebel shareholder whipped it out of the oven too soon
Joe Brennan: Another pressing issue is €950 million of outstanding subordinated debt
Milkshakes off, Biden agenda on and meeting up in Facebook metaverse
Planet Business: Dark world of OnlyFans and an early Christmas warning
HGV driver shortages in Britain could ‘cancel’ Christmas, Iceland boss warns
Richard Walker urges UK government to relax immigration rules
McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes in Britain amid supply issues
Fast food giant is latest group hit by post-Brexit and pandemic-related squeeze
If the price of Irish unity was a new flag, would Sinn Féin agree to it?
Newton Emerson: Unity advocates are ‘putting everything on the table’ then ducking under it
US job growth exceeds forecast as unemployment rate falls
Payrolls climbed by 943,000 in July with unemployment rate dropping to 5.4%
Prosecutors allege R Kelly had sexual contact with under-age boy
Singer faces sex-trafficking charges in relation to six women and girls
O’Malley ‘a great loss’ to Ireland in opposing Sinn Féin and IRA, says slain garda’s widow
Garda Jerry McCabe grew close to Des O’Malley as his bodyguard in Limerick
Xtremepush to double headcount after raising €27.8m
Digital marketing software company looking to expand into more markets
Denmark meet England hoping to summon spirit of 1992
Nation fully behind a squad who have been making the impossible seem possible
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