The assumptions, the setbacks, the fights: Katie Taylor never followed the script

The $400,000 keys that get you into Martha’s Vineyard’s private beaches

The island’s coveted ‘beach keys’ are typically kept in the family, but when they hit the open market, they command big price tags, writes E.B. Solomont, The Wall Street Journal.

“Fully impaired” or “committed to growth”? Owners diverge on McCourt tech spin-off value

Investors and staff in National Broadband Ireland set out to commercialise the skills acquired in open-access telecoms software and made a deal in the UK, but a major shareholder has now written off the value of X3T.

The Government said it was too expensive. Can Dave Lahart make the Dublin-Galway catering cart viable?

“It’s entirely commercial – we pay zero," said an Irish Rail spokesperson of the new food cart between Dublin and Galway being run as a commercial pilot.