Adolescence: Why can’t we look away from Netflix’s hypnotic hit?
This Netflix drama is a hypnotic hit and its seamless ‘oner’ shot is part of the reason why
Never mind the shamrocks: White House showroom opens for business amid ‘Tesla Chainsaw Massacre’
Planet Business: Prime Video’s Apprentice nostalgia, Porsche executives’ sleepless nights and the EU’s proposed counter-tariffs. It’s another week on Planet Trump
European shares subdued as US trade war moves knock confidence
Spirit stocks among those ending lower amid escalation in White House threats
State should treat international investment in housing like FDI, Cannes property event hears
Irish Real Estate Pavilion features at annual MIPIM property event for first time
Fiona McHugh, former Sunday Times Ireland editor and Fallon & Byrne co-founder, dies aged 57
Journalist and businesswoman remembered as person of vision and generosity who championed friends and colleagues
Blank-tape bliss can never be repeated
In the media industry, as on video cassettes, there is vivid colour, but no lifetime guarantee
Matt the Thresher acquires the Lime Kiln in Julianstown
Restaurant will close for refurbishment in April before reopening under new name in May
No kings, skiing in jeans and apologies to Canada in a week of inventive protest signs in Trump’s US
Planet Business: Bernard Looney gets a new gig, Abrdn relocates its missing vowels and Justin Trudeau gets angry
Katherine Ryan: ‘It’s always disarming for people that I just say what I think’
The Irish-Canadian comedian on openness and emigration, expanding her family and why being the only one with a microphone is ‘a very alpha role’
European shares close flat after ECB rate cut boosts bank stocks
Tariff uncertainty lingered, while chip stocks declined on Wall Street
Nominations open for annual Business to Arts Awards
The Irish Times is sponsoring a new €5,000 bursary in 2025 awards, which also includes new ESB-backed award for creative sustainability projects
Lidl to open up in Carrigstown in RTÉ Fair City product placement deal
Soap opera’s store to become discount supermarket in summer as broadcaster prepares to move set offsite eventually
Deirdre Ní Choistín appointed director general of TG4
‘Joy and a privilege’ to succeed Alan Esslemont in role leading Irish language broadcaster
Moving to New Zealand may not be enough to avoid Donald Trump
Watching the US president is like ‘watching a car crash over and over and over’, says director James Cameron. And yet much of the current security crisis had, until Friday, been weirdly ignorable for other reasons