Devin Seán Martin

In her 15th year as chief executive of Beat 102-103, Gabrielle Cummins talks about leading the station through a recession and a pandemic.

Last May, Laura Roddy published an in-depth article in The Currency explaining the controversy surrounding a proposed new cheese factory in Kilkenny. Today, she became the first ever recipient of the Climate Justice Reporting Award for this work.

The Hunt brothers and AI expert Dr Robin Johnston founded Cainthus in Dublin in 2016. The firm, which was backed by Cargill, has now been sold.

Colm Tuite and Stephen Haney first gained momentum with their Dublin software startup Modulz four years ago. After being acquired by a US app development company, they are now a part of a multi-million dollar Silicon Valley funding round.

Lukasz Salamandra claimed his Athboy company owned millions in real estate assets. In fact, it owned nothing. The convicted fraudster is now prohibited from serving as a company director for 15 years.

KPMG is looking for a tech company to represent Ireland at the Global Tech Innovator final in Lisbon later this year. And that company will come from a shortlist of eight announced today.

With a new US headquarters and a cross-Atlantic move on the horizon, Nuritas CEO and founder Dr Nora Khaldi discusses what led to the relocation and her plans for the next chapter of the company.

Having last year closed a $45m series B, Irish biotech company Nuritas has revealed it is building its new North American headquarters in Connecticut. CEO Dr Nora Khaldi is also moving to the US to lead the strategic expansion.

Arderin Distillery made thousands of litres of hand sanitiser for hospitals during the pandemic. Now, the Revenue says it could owe alcohol tax on the ethanol used in the product.

After working for almost a year to help a New Zealand-based company find a new home, Irish-based Joan Donnelly says she was refused pay and forced to resign. She brought the dispute to court here, but her former employer fought to move it abroad.