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Employment law experts say there are significant differences between case and Irish Supreme Court ruling in Domino’s case

Father-of-two Caio Benício said the subsequent riot in Dublin ‘does not make sense at all’

Landmark decision for the gig economy says ability of riders to choose someone else themselves to cover deliveries was key

João Ferreira (23), who is in Tallaght Hospital, lost part of a leg in incident and is still dealing with severe pain

The mayor of São José dos Campos arrived in Dublin yesterday and went straight to hospital where his son was no longer intubated and ‘begging to breathe on his own’

Brazilian ambassador to Ireland says the incident has received a lot of attention in the Brazilian media

M50 crash: João Ferreira has asked his mother about whether his leg was amputated or not

M50 crash: Family and friends of Brazilian Deliveroo rider João Ferreira describe horror of Garda incident and aftermath

Food delivery giant says flexibility is a ‘pull factor’ for international students as labour rights campaigner calls out ‘doublespeak’

Many couriers rent accounts off people who can register as self-employed so they can deliver food for companies such as Just Eat and Deliveroo

Extra ‘fee’ is purportedly to cover tax, but some riders are sceptical this money is paid to Revenue

Riders use risk maps of the capital setting out the danger areas where they are more likely to be robbed or attacked while delivering meals from restaurants

Unthinkable: More and more of us are working for algorithms – and losing some of our rights in the process, says UCD researcher Dr Lorenzo Cini

Brody Sweeney says focus is now on Irish business which continues to expand with 50th outlet opening later this year

Deliveroo orders fall as customers cut back on takeaway

Four Dublin-based officers suspended as part of investigation by anti-corruption officers

Seen & Heard: Deliveroo drivers and tax, a BP-backed company plans for a refinery in Cork, and a hotel’s plans for Dublin apartments

Company seeing signs of stabilisation

Customers will be able to purchase items by ordering through digital kiosks in the store,

Food delivery giant posts pre-tax loss of £147.3 million for the first half of 2022

Planet Business: A Walmart ‘train wreck’ leads a spate of profit warnings

Bank of England policy shift to higher borrowing costs means more businesses will struggle to draw on debt funding

On-demand services might have made us feel wealthy, but the model is in jeopardy

Traditional top-down hierarchy is losing out to the power of networks and sharing

Delivery group’s share price has fallen over 70% as it lost money despite pandemic surge in demand

Europeans face a cost-of-living squeeze due to higher energy bills and soaring inflation

Ryanair advances as oil stocks come off near two-year high

Food delivery boomed during the Covid-19 pandemic

Irish-owned company to support carmaker in processing online payments for vehicles

US indices rise as inflation report is in line with expectations

Pan-European STOXX 600 down 0.4% in early trading tracking broader risk-off moves

Company founded by Uber alumni has developed a tax automation platform

Services now available to 39% of population

Global stocks mixed as traders weigh company earnings

Irish company counts the likes of Deliveroo, Burger King and Doordash as partners

Benchmark STOXX 600 index down 0.1% and off about 2% from record high in mid-August

Travek stocks rise for a fourth day

European shares hit all-time highs for the eighth day in a row

Company shares still well shy of 390p price at stock market flotation last March

Release of US inflation data expected to be key market event this week