Nestlé in talks to sell skincare business for €9bn
Chief executive Mark Schneider is focusing on coffee, water and pet food for growth
Chief executive Mark Schneider is focusing on coffee, water and pet food for growth
This country has always been attractive to international life science companies and Brexit throws up opportunities for further growth
Bank of Ireland rallies as Bank of America Merrill Lynch recommends ‘buy’
Analyst says Canadian company’s rapid user growth was based off customers who would never become sustainable businesses
Irish-headquartered pharma group accused of ‘murky alliance’ that boosts the price of drug acquired in Questcor deal
Dalata hotel group falls sharply in Dublin, with its price down by 2.9 per cent to €5.02
Pharmaceutical firm says it is making progress selling assets to reduce debt
Dublin-based drugmaker was urged last year to explore a sale of its prescription business
Company reports 11% revenue fall in third quarter on faltering sales and books $1.2bn loss
Company had increased cost of allergy device to $600 for two shots
Company sales have halved since the company rejected Mylan takeover offer late last year
Announcement by Canadian pharmaceutical company drives its shares up by 13%
Industry suffers billions of dollars in withdrawals, with forecast for further shrinkage
A round-up of business events happening this week
Joseph Papa confirms position day after he resigns from the top spot at drugmaker Perrigo
Iseq rises as stocks on Wall Street and in Europe lifted by energy companies
Canadian pharma company says it remains well positioned to meet its obligations
New rules on corporate inversions see parties turn their attention elsewhere
Sprout shareholders say company has set price too high, not marketing pill properly
Pharmaceutical giant faces a growing list of questions from investors and regulators
Company has appointed activist investor William Ackman to its board
The Canadian drugmaker cut its 2016 forecast by about 12% causing shares to plunge
Iseq ends lower with Bank of Ireland, Applegreen and Aryzta among the fallers
Canadian drugmaker cuts its revenue forecast by 12% and raises the spectre of default
Deb Jorn oversaw the Canadian pharmaceutical’s US dermatology business
News comes as Canadian drug-maker pulled 2016 forecasts
Chief executive back at the helm after two-month absence through illness but Robert Ingram retains chairman’s post
First damages award over claims firm knew of ovarian cancer risks decades ago, company still faces 1,200 suits
Wall Street Journal reports that pharmaceutical firm plans to restate earnings
Hospitalisation of Mike Pearson saw firm split his roles and bring Ingram to the chair
Pershing Square Capital increased stake in beleaguered drug group last November but acts to generate tax loss for investors
Pharma companies’ method of buying drug makers and racking up costs is a threat to R&D
Food group Aryzta’s shares drop again in Dublin following boardroom reshuffle
Eye-popping growth and questionable acquisitions raise far too many questions
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices