The officials who documented a meeting between Peter Burke and the tech multinational last year believed some existing jobs were at risk. One participant has since had the record re-written.
Taking Datalex private looks like the right decision for the airline retail technology business. But being a private business also has its challenges, especially with small shareholders.
The London-based fintech has its European headquarters in Dublin. Chief commercial officer Luke Griffiths outlines how SumUp plans to increase its market share in Ireland over the coming years.
Philip Reynolds built his family's business into a pet food giant with sales of €500m. Now he wants to help start-ups scale or fail faster and he's brought in five former KPMG partners as well as his own team to help him do it.
Eamon FitzGerald previously grew Naked Wines to sales to over £100m. In the pandemic he founded WineSpark in Ireland, and now he wants to expand into the UK.
The liquidator of Altada has told its shareholders he will "shortly" send a report to Corporate Enforcement Authority about the failed business. But he wants to find out more about an attempted IP licensing deal first.
Founded by Robin Blandford, D4H Technologies is working on everything from hurricane response to wildfires to cyberattacks.
Artificial intelligence is lowering barriers to entry for entrepreneurs, especially in software start-ups. It is also making the field more competitive, pushing founders to try more business ideas and build their own distribution channels.
Rippling's fresh accusations over the use of a Dublin-based employee as an alleged "spy" target top executives at Deel.
After more than three decades at the helm of Softco, Susan Spence and her brother Jim Coffey sold their software firm for over €100 million. Spence reflects on the strategy, succession planning, and timing that made the deal possible.
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