Aryzta uncovered: bread, borrowings and bruises
October 8, 2019 6:48 amOne year ago, Aryzta’s new CEO, Kevin Toland, announced an emergency €800 million capital raise, severe cost cuts, and the... View Article
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Oozing with quality, but out of cash: how a coastal restaurant chain came unstuck
October 8, 2019 5:40 amWithin the social calendar of the salubrious coastal community of Dalkey in south county Dublin, the annual lobster festival is... View Article
Inside story: Alchemy runs into trouble turning manure into gold
October 7, 2019 5:43 amJust one year ago, Alchemy Utilities was promising to revolutionise on-farm fertiliser and energy production. These days, the company is... View Article
Michael Dawson: “How I built my gift voucher business and then sold it for more than €100 million“
October 7, 2019 5:42 amMichael Dawson’s career is an entrepreneur to his core – and has been an entrepreneur from the age of eight.... View Article
Paul Tweed: “The whole thing is to stop the damage being done. This is not about money.”
October 4, 2019 5:56 amChalk it down as a pre-launch publicity dream or a legal nightmare. Either way, Pulitzer prize winner Ronan Farrow’s new... View Article
Ireland will be number one victim of Trump’s butter and cheese war
October 4, 2019 5:47 amThe latest salvo in US President Donald Trump’s trade war is set to hit Ireland worst of all EU countries... View Article
Trafficking tax: how US firms shifted $137bn from Ireland following Trump’s tax move
October 4, 2019 5:42 amBrad Setser was pretty sure Ireland would crop up on the list, but the US economist just wasn’t sure how... View Article
Inside Paddy Power’s mega-merger: in the gambling business, better to be big
October 3, 2019 7:00 amYesterday Flutter (FLTR:ISE), the betting business known to Irish consumers simply as Paddy Power, announced a merger with Canada’s Stars... View Article
Ammonia wars: The inside story of the Irish company at the centre of a €2bn corporate raid
October 3, 2019 6:10 amIn March 1995, during the early years of the IFSC, a brass plate company called Eurotoaz set up in Dublin... View Article
The Decathlon disruptor: the IKEA of sport retailing has its eyes firmly on Irish growth
October 2, 2019 5:55 amYou will spot French tourists trekking the Wild Atlantic Way thanks to their Quechua backpacks and wind-breakers – the ubiquitous... View Article
