Full coverage: Flutter

Tom Godfrey has seen it all: market crashes, privatisations, and high-stakes mergers. What’s next for the man who’s helped shape Ireland Inc from the inside?

This is the second legal proceedings lodged by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission against Irish bookmakers as part of its wider probe into potential breaches of competition law.

Technology companies are valued on the basis of their unit economics. Those of the gambling giant could be turning a corner.

David Power, the co-founder of Paddy Power who died this week, went to his grave loyal to his customers, even those who left him with debts unpaid. Here, friends, colleagues and members of the racing community reflect upon the man and his legacy.

David Power, a co-founder of Paddy Power, passed away this week. Here, the company's former chairman Fintan Drury recalls a warm and thoughtful man who wore achievement, especially business or financial success, so lightly that he barely wore it at all. 

American investors pay a higher multiple for a given set of cash flows, which has attracted CRH and Flutter’s listings. Their financial data is now coming in.

Highly rated software businesses of the kind Flutter aspires to be have great unit economics. Flutter's unit economics aren't quite right – not yet.

Propelled by the US and its international operations, Flutter is now the world’s second-biggest gaming company. That leaves no room for a Dublin listing.

Flutter's 2022 results pose a question – how aggressively should a company chase a giant opportunity?

The group behind Paddy Power hopes to redeploy many staff within other parts of the business but there is expected to be an unspecified number of job losses.