At the edge of collapse: Inside the race to save Ireland’s small businesses from failure

Ryanair lobbies for reform of carbon trading system during EU presidency

Released letters show Michael O’Leary contacted three ministers earlier this year, arguing the EU's Emissions Trading System creates a competitive disadvantage for short-haul European airlines.

The AI backlash has tech executives fearing for their lives

Violent threats against AI companies are rising and spilling over into real-world security incidents, write Lindsay Ellis, Zusha Elinson and Tina Li, The Wall Street Journal.

“You can’t buy advertising of that quality”: The accidental climate lawyer taking on the State

From semiconductor physics to the courtroom, Fred Logue has emerged as the architect of Ireland’s most significant strategic climate litigation. In an in-depth interview, he reflects on his accidental path to the law, the high-profile detour into planning judicial reviews, and his renewed focus on putting his clients on the State's climate agenda.