The e-book company relocated its HQ to Ireland several years ago but it finds itself in an unusual position with being sanctioned by both Ukraine and Russia.
The court's judgment is scathing in its dismissal of John Magnier's claim over a binding handshake deal for the 751-acre Barne Estate. As the loss settles in, what will the saga mean for Magnier and the Coolmore brand?
The organisation has joined calls for a boycott of Teva, the Israeli pharma multinational, over Israel’s war on Gaza where more than 64,000 people have been killed.
Hospitality faces soaring costs and shrinking margins. Conor Sheridan believes AI can reverse the tide. With $37 million in new funding, his company Nory promises to cut admin, boost profits, and help the sector.
A Belfast company has won the contract to televise parliamentary debates twice in the past decade. As it comes up for renewal, employment conditions have come to the fore following a staff protest and criticism by TDs and senators.
Costs in the highly-charged case taken by John Magnier are set to run into millions of euro following both a lengthy hearing this summer and also pre-trail hearings peppered throughout 2024.
Dublin City Council was left with no choice in awarding the Housing First homeless service contract, it said, after a tender process collapsed last year.
Mr Justice Barrett found Magnier failed on all grounds in his claim that a handshake deal on a €15m price with the estate heirs at his home in Coolmore on the evening of August 22, 2023 was legally binding.
As he launches his first climate book, writer and businessman John Gibbons charts his journey from childhood on the farm to national voice on climate breakdown, and a thorn in the side of the agricultural lobby.
The Co Cavan insulation giant recorded write-downs on investments in its structural and off-site, environmental and renewable, and Ukrainian subsidiaries. But new accounts show a return to profitability for its UK insulation business.
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