Heineken chief warns cost inflation is ‘off the charts’
Models company uses to predict sales are breaking down
European shares decline and bond yields rise as US inflation hits 40-year high
Ryanair, AstraZeneca and Disney among the climbers as tech stocks drop
Kellogg’s to permanently replace 1,400 striking employees
Workers reject new five-year contract, extending strike that began in October
Kelloggs changes breakfast cereal boxes to cut costs and help the environment
Scientists find way to protect delicate breakfasts while reducing packaging
Kellogg’s directs more than €1.1bn of sales through Irish unit
Cereal group’s sales from UK and Europe flow through operation beside Dublin Airport
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This Week in Business: Tech giants due to report results
CSO to report retail spending figures. Alphabet, Facebook and Apple to deliver results
Kellogg beats forecasts as net sales rise 3%
Advertising and innovation drive boosts food maker’s shares by 12%
The week in business: Ryanair Q1 results and Hibernia Reit’s agm
Apple, Merck, Pfizer and Mastercard all due to report results
Kellogg plans to eliminate up to 58 jobs in Dublin
Staff to be offered redundancy package of just three weeks’ pay per year of service
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
Kellogg to sell snack brands to Ferrero for €1.15bn
Keebler, Famous Amos to be sold as Kellogg focuses on fast-growing parts of its business
Kraft Heinz forecasts gloomy 2019, writes down value of iconic brands
Shares down 20% after food and beverage group reports $15.4bn writedown on brands
All eyes on Ryanair as airline releases last pre-Brexit financial results
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Kellogg’s changing to new nutrition labelling system
Cereal maker redesigning box for colour-coded ‘traffic light’ ingredient display
Dublin 11 office block with ‘reversionary potential’ for €11.25m
J5 Plaza returns to market fully occupied after it was sold by Nama in 2013 for €6.5m
Kellogg's to relocate European HQ to Dublin Airport Central
Multinational to lease 3,600sq m of space in six-storey office block under construction
This Week: Bank of Ireland earnings expected to take positive turn
Elsewhere, FBD’s H1 results come in middle of an investigation into the firm
Political nervousness in Spain and Italy impact on shares
Smurfit Kappa shares slide almost 7% while Aer Lingus owner IAG falls 3.49%
Feeding Ireland’s Future aims to help young jobseekers
Some 300 under 24 set to take part in unique opportunity for those looking for work
Shares fall as trade war concerns depress confidence
In Europe financials contributed the most to losses with banking sector down 0.9 per cent
The country that killed Tony the Tiger and Kinder Eggs in obesity war
‘It’s hard to overstate how significant Chile’s actions are’
This week in business: Smurfit Kappa results, angel investor conference
Ryanair, Jones Lang LaSalle, Tullow Oil and Manchester United report results
Kellogg’s to cut down on sugar habit in children’s cereal
Sugar levels to be cut in popular kid’s cereals Coco Pops and Rice Krispies by up to 40%
Up-beat European stocks hold on to five-month highs
Markets report: Investors await rate news from Bank of England and Fed later this week
Food’n’health is the new rock’n’roll
‘Nutritious food and fitness are a match made in heaven, and like any great relationship, they bring out each other’s very best qualities’
Kellogg’s international unit routes €1.1bn through Ireland
KET is used as a conduit for sales from Europe, Africa and the Middle East
Apple results disappoint Wall Street
This week’s major business events: BP results; Irish unemployment rate
Back to basics with zero-based budgeting to cut corporate costs
Zero-based budgeting is particularly well suited to an uncertain world
Greencore shareholders back $747m bid for Peacock Foods
‘Transformational acquisition’ expected to quadruple Greencore’s sales in the US
Hollande says US must respect commitments on climate change
France and UN caution US president-elect Trump on risks of quitting 2015 global plan
From tomato sauce to colonic irrigation – 13 health fads that just don’t work
Health foods and fashionable diets really should come with a pinch of salt
It’s not just web and financial firms that love a Dub hub
Bulgari and Kellogg among companies that route tax affairs through Ireland
Michael Carey: Taking the positives from getting fired
Samuel Beckett and leaving Kellogs taught me crucial lessons
Kellogg’s cereal sales fall over weak demand
Firm’s US morning-foods division continues to struggle as sales slide 4.5% in first quarter
FDA investigates graphic video linked to Kellogg factory
Breakfast cereal company said video showed man urinating on factory assembly line
European stocks hit by commodity slump
CRH and Paddy Power both rise, with slight falls for Ryanair and Smurfit Kappa
Irish Kellogg unit pays zero tax from €1.3bn of European sales
Irish KET entity makes operating profit but intra-group loans push it into the red
Luxembourg-based firm’s 2013 accounts show €40m income from €560m assets
Multinational warns shareholders OECD tax base erosion project may hit profit
Kellogg’s pays €7m tax on €7.1bn sales moved through State
Cereal giant warns investors that corporate tax avoidance measures could hit finances
3G Capital in talks to acquire Kraft and merge it with Heinz
Brazilian private-equity firm is understood to be in advanced talks to acquire Kraft Foods and merge it with ketchup maker H.J. Heinz
Super Bowl ads steal the show and stir emotions
Insurance group Nationwide criticised for ‘disturbing’ ad but hits the mark with Mindy Kaling spot
Hairy tale: a chimp joins the nuclear family
Karen Joy Fowler’s new novel is about a family with three kids, once of which, Fern, happens to be a chimpanzee
Markets reach for the sky, as Ryanair nosedives
European stocks rose to five-year high on expectations the ECB may cut interest rates even further this week
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