Falling stock: Counting the cost of high street fashion’s Covid reckoning
July 29, 2020 5:05 amFashion is notoriously fickle. What is hot one season can look dated and dowdy a year on. It is part... View Article
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“Capitalism has to change. But the idea that we can solve the world’s problems by excluding capital makes no sense”
July 28, 2020 5:47 amThe interview is drawing to a close. Throughout it, Ronan Dunne has been both engaged and engaging, thoughtfully discussing everything... View Article
How a contrarian Swedish magnate financed – and then seized control of – an Irish aviation leasing business
July 28, 2020 4:17 amRobert Weil is a son of refugees, a patron of the arts and an ardent campaigner against social inequality and... View Article
A large shopping centre off the M50 is suing Mike Ashley’s Irish operation over rents. A taste of things to come?
July 27, 2020 2:59 pmEven before Covid-19 and the high street shutdown, Mike Ashley was already feeling pain in Ireland. The approved accounts for... View Article
“As a traditional sports fan, that sounds like an awful dystopian vision of the future”
July 27, 2020 5:53 amWith sport almost ground to a halt, the various Irish governing bodies have been warning about the financial impact of... View Article
How a Dublin businessman got sucked into Wirecard’s world in search of his missing €600,000
July 27, 2020 5:36 amOn July 9 the Garda national economic crime bureau executed a search warrant of Wirecard’s Dublin offices in Foley Street,... View Article
“My role is to ensure the effectiveness of the entire team. To be the glue that pieces everything together”
July 27, 2020 5:34 amDespite training to be one at King’s Inns after completing an undergraduate in law and European studies and French from... View Article
Mellett’s pub has been serving pints since the famine but Covid-19 is proving to be its biggest obstacle
July 24, 2020 5:34 amSurviving is in the blood of the Mellett family. Their business, Mellett’s Emporium, is at the heart of the small... View Article
“Thousands of employers are hanging on and we are doing this today because October could be too late”
July 24, 2020 5:21 amIn any other year, Paschal Donohoe would have waited until the annual budget in October before unveiling a €5.1 billion... View Article
A decade after losing Citywest, the Mansfield family have now turned to a retired judge probing HBOS for answers
July 24, 2020 5:00 amIt took Jim Mansfield Sr 19 years to fulfil his vision for Citywest, which was, at its peak, not only... View Article
