Rugby star. Businessman. Philanthropist: What is the legacy of the late Tony O’Reilly?
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Heinz
Funeral of businessman Tony O’Reilly to be held in Donnybrook on Thursday
Former Heinz chairman and Ireland rugby international died aged 88 on Saturday after a short illness
Tony O’Reilly: A dazzling star who left a mark on many facets of Irish society
A star on the rugby pitch and in the boardroom, Tony O’Reilly’s bankruptcy of 2015 reinvigorated him and made him realise that it had never been about the money
Tony O’Reilly obituary: Ireland’s first business superstar whose spectacular fall led to bankruptcy
Heinz and Independent News and Media brought the ‘Golden Boy’ of Irish commerce wealth and power beyond any contemporary
Lady Chryss O’Reilly obituary: ‘She took good news with enthusiasm and the bad news with class’
Renowned horse owner and philanthropist and wife of Anthony O’Reilly was New York-born with Greek roots but settled happily in Ireland after her marriage
Have consumer goods price rises peaked?
Shoppers choosing to buy less has spooked large groups but costs unlikely to drop even as inflation moderates
Going is good for Paddy Jordan, the agent behind some of Ireland’s most lucrative stud sales
Stud farms for oil-rich sheikhs, mansions for media moguls, humble three-bed semi-Ds: Paddy Jordan has bought and sold them all in the course of a storied career
Damien Owens: ‘People confuse seriousness with intelligence. Life is a comedy-drama’
The Monaghan-born writer on finding his voice and his fascination with other families
Unilever warns of high inflation impact on profits
Company says it will take two years to return to 2021 profitability level
After its ‘near-death experience’, where does Unilever go from here?
Joe Brennan: Behemoth has been struggling to grow its sales at same pace as rivals
Unilever chief under pressure after company walks away from GSK deal
Investor dissent forces company to drop bid for GlaxoSmothKline’s consumer products unit
‘A pantry? Our house is so small we don’t have room to change our minds’
Food month: Damian Cullen explores the pluses and minuses of building a pantry
It’s ketchup, but not as we know it: Heinz trials tomatoes grown in ‘Martian soil’
For its Marz edition, the ketchup company has grown tomatoes in red-planet conditions
Revealed: the All-Ireland sandwich with 32 ingredients in it
The gargantuan sandwich has 3 types of bread, 5 meats, 3 fish products and 4 cheeses
Irishman targets €1m in sales with infant formula brand
Ross McMahon becomes a British Brexit success story with Kendamil brand
Ireland’s largest dairy exporter powers through Covid and Brexit
Interview: John Jordan, chief executive of Ornua
Higher costs threaten Unilever exit from pandemic
Shares fall as CEO restores target for annual underlying growth of 3% to 5%
Cadbury owner faces EU antitrust inquiry
Regulators concerned Mondelez may have restricted competition across borders, leading to higher prices for consumers
Unilever’s Dutch and British arms merge after 90 years ahead of Brexit
Unilever’s Dutch shares trade in Amsterdam for last time before group’s unification
Coca-Cola still Ireland’s biggest-selling brand as Tayto moves up to third
Checkout Top 100 brands list shows no lack of love for crisps, chocolate and soft drinks
Kraft Heinz downgraded to junk status by Fitch Ratings
Food firm ends up with massive debt load due to deals and jeopardised credit ratings
Linde surge helps Europe end flat amid rising coronavirus fears
Markets report: Banks rally as likelihood of a Sinn Féin-led administration recede
Your business week: Philip Lane’s post-election insights
CSO data on Thursday rounds off year in which house prices have begun to calm
Fast-growing frozen food group has a strong appetite for success
Strong Roots founder Samuel Dennigan is looking to build a €100m business in just seven years
Pittsburgh: A cool American city without the big-city price tag
Great architecture, cute neighbourhoods and good food for reasonable value
This Week in Business: Tech giants due to report results
CSO to report retail spending figures. Alphabet, Facebook and Apple to deliver results
From the US to Ukraine to China: Hunter Biden’s web of interests
Business ties of former US vice-president’s son are at the centre of Trump impeachment inquiry
Iseq index slips into the red, dragged down by Irish banks
BP falls 1.4% as crude prices drop amid reports Saudi oil supply could recover in weeks
Is this the final Brexit straw? Lyons Tea may disappear with no deal
Taoiseach says ‘not all of the same brands’ will stay in shops - but which ones will go?
Kraft Heinz shares slump on new writedowns and falling sales
Food company discloses further $1.2 billion of write-downs as first-half profit falls by half
The week in business: Ryanair Q1 results and Hibernia Reit’s agm
Apple, Merck, Pfizer and Mastercard all due to report results
How the British faked ‘battles’ during the War of Independence
A ‘battle’ in Tralee was restaged in Killiney, Dublin, and the photographs and Pathé news film were spread widely
Marketing and the science of ‘knowing what economists are wrong about’
Rory Sutherland, the British advertising veteran, rails against a business culture that preaches rational, data driven decision-making over all else
Who makes the best burger in Ireland? You decide
It’s beef all the way as National Burger Day voting 2019 gets under way
Anthony O’Reilly bankruptcy decision delayed by judge
Former billionaire is trying to have an insolvency case in Bahamas recognised in US
Confessions of a millennial house plant addict: Cacti are the new cocaine
Laura Kennedy: Succulents are the new gin for the misunderstood millennials
Kraft Heinz kills the afterglow from Warren Buffett’s investor love-in
Market Beat: Investment guru’s wisdom includes regret at not buying Alphabet shares
Buffett pledges further buybacks as faithful look for answers
Berkshire Hathaway repurchase scheme a small portion of company’s $114bn cash pile
Warren Buffett ready to buy in Britain regardless of Brexit
Berkshire Hathaway has had a mixed record in the UK where its modest investments have included a stake in Tesco and ownership of an electricity provider
Warren Buffett: ‘I’m not bothered by the thought of my death’
‘I’m having more fun than any 88-year-old in the world’ says the investor
Results from Trinity Biotech and McDonald's plus US Fed rate decision
Business This Week: Small Firms Association conference adopts an ‘innovate or expire’ approach to future business
Kraft Heinz replaces CEO after $15bn writedown
Bernardo Hees departs as group faces SEC investigation and questions about strategy
O’Reilly makes fresh bid for US recognition of bankruptcy
Businessman seeks court order on Bahamian bankruptcy to block former nurse’s claim
Anthony O’Reilly’s former assistant records win in US court
Sabina Vidunas argued O’Reilly’s centre of main interests isn’t in the Bahamas
How to fund your postgraduate education
Awards, scholarships and grants are all available to help with your masters or PhD
Warren Buffett was too American to see through Kraft
Reliance on heritage brands such as Heinz and flavouring with advertising no longer a tempting menu
Your Business Week: New chief for European Central Bank, property prices
December's property report marks a close to a complex year of growth and trepidation
Try these vegan versions of Asian favourites
Food File: Sasha Gill’s ‘Jackfruit and Blue Ginger’ is out now. Plus: ketchup caviar
New Unilever chief inherits disappointing sales performance
Sales miss overshadowed earnings that were ahead of expectations
Anthony O’Reilly was almost €150m in the red in 2016
US bankruptcy filings show ex-Heinz boss had assets €23m and debts of €170m
Hobnobs, flights and tea: The no-deal Brexit effect on our favourite things
A hard Brexit would hit our beloved UK products, medicines, and online shopping
Effort to block recognition of O’Reilly’s Bahamas bankruptcy in the US
Ex-nurse suing Sir Anthony over his promise of millions of dollars in company shares
Dermot Desmond helped to write Haughey’s IFSC sales pitch
A huge emphasis was placed on the IFSC by Haughey after he returned as taoiseach in 1987
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