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The Canadian company successfully pushed back on two broad data requests by Canada’s tax agency. The application of GDPR to the data held by its Irish base factored into the argument.

Amid the backdrop of Trump’s tariff agenda, the Irish government has committed to finally ratifying the Ceta free trade deal. But legal questions linger over its built-in investor court.

A High Court judge has refused Paddy Digan’s application for summary judgment against the founder of now-defunct Pharmapod over a contentious loan. The dispute sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the company's demise.

The AI legal research start-up launched in recent weeks after incorporating in Ireland. Now it’s been hit with a lawsuit in Canada by a non-profit, alleging it wrongfully accessed its data.

The Canadian tech firm booked a profit through its international HQ in Ireland, which manages the Emea and South American markets and uses a green jersey tax structure.

Pharmapod’s assets were sold last year through a pre-pack receivership for around €1.5m. Now, creditors of the Irish software company are poised to wind up the remnants of the company.

Dermot Desmond-backed Mountain Province pursued a dream to build one of the world's biggest diamond mines deep in the Canadian tundra. Once valued at €950m, Mountain Province is worth €52m and its bonds are trading at a discount to face value. Just what has happened? And what happens next?