Tom Lyons

Margot Slattery is responsible for diversity and inclusion in one of the world’s biggest companies. In this interview, she reflects on the impact of Covid-19 on her business Sodexo and reflects on what the recent US election means.

Following a debt refinance earlier this year, the Dublin-based international serviced apartments operator has now secured backing from the Irish state's sovereign wealth fund.

Despite Covid-19, Greencastle Capital continues to buy rival media brands. Its latest acquisition was previously owned by businessman Emmet O'Neill.

US law firm Clark Hill has operations around the world and employs 650 lawyers. Having entered the Irish market two years ago, it now has significant expansion plans here, according to its global CEO John J Hern.

Irish startup Provizio has just raised $6.2 million from experts, angels and private equity to help build cars that will reduce road deaths.

Dublin-based Centric Health has sold one of its biggest divisions, bringing a new player into the Irish teleradiology services market.

Employing 230 people in Cork, software firm 8 West Consulting remains low profile. Co-CEO Eamonn Franklin talks strategy, finance and rescue missions.

Four years ago, Graeme Beere sold the Irish franchise for Gourmet Burger Kitchen. Now, the Irish entrepreneur behind Abrakebabra and the Bagel Factory is in talks to buy back the business. What is the strategy behind the move?

Barry Lunn has worked with defence contractors, space agencies, and multinationals – he even had a fringe role in a botched FBI spy raid. Having sold his last company for a rumoured $50m, the Limerick man now wants to use radar to stop road deaths.

Before he was president, Donald Trump rang Anglo and wrote to Nama as he sought to acquire a valuable site in Chicago. The response? There wasn’t one.