In 2002, homebuilder Matthew Farrell was scouting around for development land. It was the high-boom period and property was king.... View Article
One month ago, directors of the historic student travel agency met to sign off on a promising set of accounts. Last week, they agreed to wind up the company. Their urgent petition to appoint temporary liquidators reveals the devastation already caused by Covid-19 in the travel sector – and the expectation that it will continue for months to come.
It has worked with everyone from Walmart to Uber to The New York Times. It even counts online fashion site Net-a-Porter... View Article
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Three years ago, I found myself reporting from a Kenyan avocado farm for the Irish Farmers Journal. The fruit of... View Article
With her unpermissive persona and Central Bank enforcer pedigree, Fiona Muldoon was an inspired, if somewhat surprising, choice to take... View Article
CityJet, the Irish airline, is working with accountants Deloitte as it attempts to agree a deal with its creditors and... View Article
Up until now, most of Eagle Alpha’s customers have been hedge funds, quant funds and asset managers. There has also... View Article
It has already been forced to temporarily lay off most of its 1,200 staff, and its planned merger with Spanish... View Article
The ISEQ 20, an index of the biggest Irish listed companies, is down 25 per cent since the start of... View Article
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