US regulator sues to halt Nvidia’s acquisition of Arm
Federal Trade Commission case is latest hurdle in multibillion-dollar chip mega-deal
Eric Carle, author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, dies at 91
His best known book sold more than 55m copies since it was first published in 1969
Bertelsmann wins battle for Simon & Schuster with $2.18bn deal
Penguin owner ‘very confident’ of regulatory approval despite competition concerns
Writers during Covid-19: ‘I have no work in my diary for the first time in eight years’
Words Ireland group calls for increased funding for arts sector in Budget 2021
‘Your throat hurts. Your brain hurts’: The secret life of the audiobook star
Audiobook narrators talk tricky accents, lonely shifts and tackling 100 pages a day
Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments: Amazon blamed for leak of Handmaid’s Tale sequel
A strict embargo of September 10th was shattered after hundreds received early copies of the book
Jacob Rees-Mogg’s Victorians has sold 734 copies. Will publishers take note?
The Brexiteer’s book has sales to match its awful reviews. He’s not the first politician who has struggled to flog a book
Michael O’Leary: ‘I asked Matt Cooper not to proceed with any such book’
Cooper says the book is neither ‘a PR job’ nor ‘hostile to Ryanair or Michael O’Leary’
Trump criticises US London embassy site sold by Irish developer
Seán Mulryan’s Ballymore describes US president’s statement as ‘fake news’
Author and publisher apologise for Kinahan crime book
Dublin man took defamation case after book claimed he had been arrested
Authors of book about Kinahan gang told to provide statements
Defamation case taken by man against publishers
Book about Kinahan crime gang defamed me, says Dubliner
Derek Cervi has brought High Court proceedings arising out of a reference in the book
Defensives drag Europe lower as Wall St drops on Trump Jr emails
ISEQ drops in line with Europe with infrastructure stocks dragging the index lower
Pearson to sell 22% stake in Penguin Random House for $1bn
Transaction puts company at an enterprise value of $3.55bn
What will Brexit mean for Irish arts and culture?
The UK is leaving the EU, but it will remain our closest cultural partner into the future
Snow patrol, the ‘flying bum’ and why ‘the squirrels are winning’
Planet Business: This week’s round-up: January profit warnings and the story of Italy’s Ray Ban magnate
European shares stable as mining gains offset media losses
Theresa May’s Brexit speech weighed on Irish stocks as well as shares in London
Pearson expects profit recovery in 2018 as tough markets persist
Educational publisher suffering as fewer young people attend college in US
‘Go Set a Watchman’ books withdrawn over missing text
Easons and Amazon report printing problems with some Harper Lee books
New Fifty Shades novel stolen ahead of release date
EL James’s publisher Penguin Random House says Grey will not be available early
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