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Agenda: Bain Capital’s purchase of Valeo nets it 85 household brands across 106 markets

Loose diamonds, sapphires and emeralds in Adam’s sale

Endless possibilities for jewellery designers with gems from estate of prominent jeweller

Liam Campbell should not be extradited to Lithuania, court told

Man who was found civilly liable for Omagh bombing accused over smuggling of weapons

Intel break-up among options eyed by activist investor Dan Loeb

Loeb’s Third Point fund has built a ‘significant’ stake in computer chip group

David Cook obituary: A trailblazing and courageous politician

Alliance Party founder was first non-unionist lord mayor of Belfast since partition

Covid-19 in a cramped inner-city flat: ‘It felt like the walls were closing in’

The pandemic has exacerbated hardship and isolation for many in Dublin flat complexes

Bewley’s reopens on Grafton Street with reduced seat capacity

Future of cafe will depend on Dubliners seeing it ‘as relevant’, operators say

Liam Campbell given date to appeal extradition order surrendering him to Lithuania

Appeal hearing, expected to last for a full day, set for January 19th next year

High Court grants Campbell leave to appeal Lithuanian extradition order

Man found civilly liable for Omagh bombing has 10 days to make complaint to appeal court

Staff at Bewley’s cafe on Grafton Street are made redundant

Some 100 staff are being let go, dashing hopes the historic café could be saved from closure

Catching the worm: A look into the heart of the scientific process

Nobel laureate Campbell’s memoir captures the essence of scientific endeavour

Bewley’s: Covid-19 nail in the coffin for Dublin's best-known coffee shop

Grafton Street outlet shuts due to rent and loss of up to 80% of turnover under social distancing

Bewley’s on Grafton Street to close permanently with loss of 110 jobs

Staff told Covid-19 lockdown and high rent make reopening unviable

Dublin-based Profitero raises $20m and appoints new chief executive

Ecommerce analytics company was founded in 2010 and is based in Dún Laoghaire

Collison brothers worth an estimated €2.9bn each

Stripe founders are joint 616th on latest billionaires list by Forbes

Your Business Week: Greencoat increases assets; AIB ramps up loan sales

Talent Summit is in the Convention Centre; Cairn Homes and Trinity Biotech post results

Your business week: Election-hit Bank of Ireland to report results

Salesforce, Glanbia and CRH to report; Guaranteed Irish roadshow on future trends takes place in UCC

Winning Triple Crowns: ‘Seeing Jack Kyle was a spiritual experience’

A history of Ireland’s wins throws up some mythical tales and unforgettable moments

Who are Ireland’s 17 billionaires?

Best of 2020: Ireland has the fifth-largest number of billionaires per capita in the world, Oxfam says

Ireland has fifth-largest number of billionaires per capita in the world, says Oxfam

State has 17 ultra-wealthy people, according to report published ahead of Davos forum

Further details emerge about new-look Rás Tailteann

Organisers say there will be international presence despite race losing UCI status

Your business week: EY Entrepreneur of the Year to be revealed

EasyJet and Home Depot to report; and how to handle ethical dilemmas at work

Ana Kriégel murder: What drove two teenage boys to murder a 14-year-old girl?

What part did violent media, pornography and psycopathy play in the murder

Keeping Irish horse racing on track in spite of Brexit hurdle

Interview: Brian Kavanagh, chief executive, Horse Racing Ireland

Irish five-star hotels are ‘losing the hospitality’ factor

Industry critic Georgina Campbell warns of ‘baffling’ low standards in our top hotels

Another tasty food deal for Valeo

Cantillon: After purchase of Kettle crisps, will Valeo Foods itself become focus of an offer?

Valeo closing in on €1bn sales barrier after agreeing €73m deal for Kettle crisps

Acquisition is the 12th in the nine years since it was founded

Your business week: Financial wellbeing summit takes place in Dublin

Abercrombie and Hewlett Packard Enterprise to report; and reinvigorating O’Connell St

Dublin-based Valeo Foods in talks to buy UK snack brands for €54m

Irish food group in exclusive talks with Campbell Soup to buy UK and Ireland arm of company behind Metcalfe popcorn

Fleetwood Mac in Dublin: ‘We’re a bunch of crazy people with a crazy history’

Breathtaking songs sum up the turmoil and happiness of the band’s break-ups and make-ups

EU-Italy budget strife keeps a lid on European markets

Applegreen shares slide and becames latest company to blame Brexit for poor performance

Michael O’Leary no longer a Rich List billionaire with just €865m

Ireland now has 17 billionaires with overall wealth of the top 300 put at €87 billion

Maker of Cadbury chocolates in talks to buy Campbell Soup brands

Parties have been discussing a price of about $2.5bn for the assets, sources said

Forbes Rich List features nine Irish businessmen

Michael O’Leary falls out while UK hedge fund manager joins after taking Irish passport post-Brexit vote

Patrick Bamford nudges Leeds back to top of table

Championship round-up: Callum O’Dowda on target as Bristol City draw with Norwich

Hungry for art: food has always been a tasty subject for artists

Feast and famine: food grows, gives life, rots – no wonder artists see its power to reveal life’s truths

ISME celebrates and ‘Irish Times’ Innovation Awards

Your business this week: HP results, ECB meeting and Irish wholesale prices

‘GDPR, I want a divorce’

Sound Off: ‘Why can’t a patient receive a copy of their tests for their own records as standard practice?’

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