Cop26: Are big business’s net-zero plans even credible?
Emission-cutting proposals do not force commerce to rectify actions imminently
‘Too many companies playing not to lose rather than to win’
Radical approach to social and environmental issues can boost business in the long run
New Unilever chief inherits disappointing sales performance
Sales miss overshadowed earnings that were ahead of expectations
European stocks inch up on dovish Fed speech
Iseq edges slightly upwards in line with trend; Ryanair and Total Produce shares fall
Unilever CEO retires after row over relocation of headquarters
Dutchman Paul Polman will be replaced by company veteran Alan Jope
Unilever’s exit from London is loaded with Brexit symbolism
London’s status as Europe’s financial capital, and the world’s, is not guaranteed
Unilever buys South Korean cosmetics maker for €2.27 billion
Move will bolster its position in one of the world’s biggest skincare markets.
Merck boss quits Trump council over Charlottesville
President criticised for failing to denounce groups involved in racial violence
Unilever rebuff shows Warren Buffett needs new recipe
Buffett, who sits on Kraft Heinz’s board, wants to keep his reputation for saintliness
The $143bn flop: How Warren Buffett and 3G lost Unilever
The story behind the failure of Kraft Heinz to win over the Anglo-Dutch giant
Unilever boss and predecessors want UK to remain in EU
Niall FitzGerald among those urging company employees to reject Brexit
EY awards: Monaco rolls out red carpet for entrepreneurs
‘We are humbled by the opportunity to represent Ireland and the rest of the Stripe team at the EY awards, ’ says Stripe co-founder John Collison
Davos elite fears weakened European Union
Brexit and Schengen worries combine to darken mood at annual shindig
Davos 2016: the five big themes
World Economic Forum to grapple with big issues from climate change to refugee crisis
Multinational corporations important players in the background of COP21
Goals will not be be achieved without significant engagement and investment from the private sector, particularly from multinational corporations.
Unilever sales stronger than expected in third quarter
Underlying sales rose 5.7% in the quarter as against analyst estimates of 3.9%
Summit confronts scale of Africa’s challenges and opportunities
World Economic Forum hears growth in Africa is outpacing the global average
Lean and mean innovation gives high-cost R&D a run for its money
Product development is no longer expensive. Frugality is harvesting social media and the ideas of enthusiasts
Investors raise concerns over Unilever direction
Survey reveals desire for company to sell off underperforming margarines business
Consumer goods maker Unilever sales decline
Sales volume rose 0.3%, while analysts expected growth of 1.8%
Wikipedia founder and YouTube star at One Young World Summit
Delegates from over 190 countries in Dublin for global forum for young leaders
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