S. Keyes and T. Hubert

Kerry Group has agreed to sell its meats and meals business for €819 million to Pilgrim's Pride. Staple foods like bacon and sausages were the foundation on which Kerry built its empire, but the reality is that the technology-focused group no longer needs them.

Stripe's Dublin office has just filed annual accounts revealing the central role Ireland has come to play in its expanding business outside the US. Just before the pandemic provided a huge boost to its business, it also posted its first ever Irish profit.

An unknown organisation with no other apparent resources than an internet connection caused a brief but significant share price drop on Thursday. What is behind its claims against Kerry’s acquisition strategy?

Petrel Resources’ share price has been on a rollercoaster since it unveiled takeover plans by investors with deep connections in the Middle East. Less than six months into their honeymoon, the partners are lawyering up.

US chemical giant DuPont announced on Monday that it would merge its nutrition and biosciences division with International Flavours and Fragrances. Why was Kerry Group’s bid unsuccessful?

As the troubled global baking business releases crucial annual results, Sean Keyes and Thomas Hubert assess its chances of emerging from under a mountain of debt.