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RTÉ pay committee chair, Moya Doherty, didn’t attend remuneration meetings for almost four years

July 4, 2023 6:09 pm Published by Sean Keyes

A key responsibility of any board is to negotiate the pay of the company’s highest earners. Only a board is in... View Article

“Reputational risk”: British building standards body ends its relationship with Kingspan following Grenfell Inquiry

July 4, 2023 12:19 pm Published by Tom Lyons

Building Research Establishment (BRE), a British building standards organisation founded in 1921, has said it will no longer accept work... View Article

The Greenside Building in Dublin is worth €50m. Its developer is now suing its cement supplier

July 4, 2023 5:16 am Published by Tom Lyons

The Greenside Building is a distinctive modern office building in the heart of Dublin 2. On one side, it looks... View Article

Covidien 4 – Revenue 3: Pharma mega-mergers trigger €187m tax rematch with Medtronic unit

July 4, 2023 4:29 am Published by Thomas Hubert

In the period leading up to its carve-up a decade ago, the US-listed but Irish-headquartered manufacturer of drugs and medical... View Article

RTÉ tells stars and journalists to disclose all payments, gifts and freebies since 2020

July 3, 2023 9:21 pm Published by T. Lyons and R. Cooney

RTÉ has begun to order staff to disclose all payments, goods or other benefits received from commercial partners in the... View Article

Brexit, materials, and Blacklough: Why two of Stephen Dunne’s development companies are insolvent

July 3, 2023 4:08 pm Published by Tom Lyons

The accountant Kieran Wallace of Interpath Advisory has been appointed as interim examiner to two companies controlled by Stephen Dunne,... View Article

The long Covid battle: Moderna sues Pfizer, alleging patent breach

July 3, 2023 1:59 pm Published by Francesca Comyn

Covid vaccine maker Moderna has launched a lawsuit in Ireland against pharmaceutical giant Pfizer alleging that its rival infringed its... View Article