It would mark the first deal agreed upon since Mr Trump’s ‘liberation day’ announcement of global tariffs last month.

San Francisco-based DoorDash will pay 180p a share in cash for London-listed Deliveroo.

Diageo, which also owns Johnnie Walker whisky and Gordon’s gin, said Guinness sales have seen ‘extraordinary’ growth in recent months.

The spirit giant has said it is talking with the US Government over upcoming tariff policies which could ‘impact’ its sales recovery.

Bloomberg News reported on Friday that the drinks giant is also reviewing the future of its 34 per cent stake in Moët Hennessy

The stricken firm has set a deadline of the end of next week for potential buyers to snap up its remaining shops in the UK and Ireland

Fine Gael policy would also increase VAT for some businesses up from 9 per cent to 11 per cent.

The VAT pledge comes just more than a month after the coalition Government chose not to introduce a similar measure in the Budget.

The low-cost airline said more consumers are switching to Ryanair from rival brands.

Chief executive Michael O’Leary said a planned rise in air passenger duty would make air travel ‘much more expensive’.

It came as C and C Group revealed lower sales for the past half-year as poor summer weather hit demand for cider.

It comes after Austrian real estate conglomerate Signa, which had co-owned the company with Thai firm Central, collapsed into insolvency last year.

Jack Chambers said that government was seeking to strike a balance between restraining spending and continuing economic growth.

Ryanair said it carried 20.5 million passengers in August while Wizz Air’s figure was 6.2 million.

The fast-food chain said it expects the expansion plan to create around 24,000 new jobs.

Its 31 remaining stores in the UK and Ireland will close before the end of the day on Tuesday and the website has also been closed.

Rival airline Wizz Air said about 1 per cent of its flights were disrupted as a result of last month’s global tech outage

Chief executive Michael O’Leary said that while demand is strong, pricing is set to be ‘materially lower’ than last summer.

Pilots are to be balloted on a 17.75 per cent deal following a recommendation from the Labour Court

Dublin has been ranked in 41st place in the annual list from Mercer, ahead of Milan, Rome and Madrid.

The office sharing company said it had trimmed its offices in the UK and Ireland and was focusing on 40 profitable locations.

The digital bank now has nearly 10 million customers and is preparing to expand across Europe.

The list showcases British talent from music, sport, entertainment, and business.

The former Made In Chelsea star joked that 99% of her future date nights with Watt would still be at a BrewDog bar.

Disney chief executive Bob Iger said the streaming platform would begin curbing password sharing in June in some countries.

The deal will bring together two brands which once challenged how the media landscape worked.

The fast food operator said the problem has now been ‘resolved’ at its sites in Ireland and the UK

Emma Stephenson and Khaula Bhutta will join Joe Kennedy III on Capitol Hill.

Wizz Air said its carbon emissions increased by more than a fifth compared with the same month a year ago.

IAG reported underlying earnings of €3.5 billion for 2023, nearly three times the €1.3 billion in 2022.

Shares in On the Beach jumped by 13% on Tuesday morning after the low-cost airline announced the partnership.

The Guinness and Gordon’s gin maker saw shares dip in early trading on Tuesday after it revealed some shoppers are shifting towards cheaper drinks.

Proposals also include axing the small linear channels such as music video station The Box and others, the broadcaster said.

The Irish airline has previously strongly complained about online travel agents selling its flights without permission.

The Irish carrier said its removal last month from sites such as Booking.com, Kiwi and Kayak will impact its load factor and ticket revenues.

Manchester-based LBG Media said it was performing well in the UK and Ireland despite profits dragging in Australia

The deal will grant Amazon exclusive TV and film rights to the company’s hit franchise Warhammer 40,000.

The Paddy Power and Betfair owner saw shares slump by more than a tenth in early trading.