Since Covid-19 forced the temporary closure of his cinema chain, Graham Spurling's children may have developed a sweet tooth. The joint managing director of Movies@Cinemas was forced to bring home some of his cinemas' snacks before they went out of date, proving too tempting for the children while stuck in lockdown.
It's almost two months since the Government first announced restrictions to combat the Covid-19 crisis. These restraints - together with the deaths and serious illnesses which the virus has brought to Ireland - have made many of us more determined to get around to items on our bucket list once the emergency passes.
Business owners have been left reeling at the prospect of an extended lockdown, which will leave their businesses shut for most of the summer.
When Devan Hughes checked his phone at London City Airport he knew the world had changed.
Online grocery delivery firm Buymie has submitted a partnership proposal to the Government to greatly increase its service to cocooning shoppers.
Broadcasters would be allowed to interview players and managers during games in innovative plans being discussed by the Premier League to head off demands for money to be repaid because the season is set to be completed behind closed doors.
Apple reported quarterly revenue that grew 1pc, but didn't provide a forecast for the first time in more than a decade, sparking concern that performance will suffer later this year.
