Freshly Chopped Ltd only recently entered the Scarp insolvency process over financial challenges faced by the four locations. Several interested parties are now looking to acquire the company operating them.
Attestor Capital is close to buying The Rearden's Group in Cork, giving it a strong base in Munster as well as Leinster. The London-based fund, which already owns Dublin's oldest pub, is on the look out to buy even more.
Closing speeches at the Central Bank inquiry against former PTSB chief executive David Guinane focused on what he did or didn't know of an allegedly unfair scheme to deny tracker mortgage customers a lower interest rate.
Greg Kavanagh says his company Fofo is in a tax dispute with the Revenue Commissioners over expenses claims dating back a decade. After a challenging couple of years, things are going well again, he told The Currency.
Royalties are one of the channels multinationals use to funnel billions of euro in profits to Ireland every year. In the fight with market countries for this slice of the cake, Revenue has just lost a battle before the Tax Appeals Commission.
IDEATE is a unique competition for students who want to be entrepreneurs. Conor Killeen, the chairman of Key Capital, explains why his firm is backing it and how the State could make it easier for young people to become shareholders in Irish companies.
Irish owners and trainers now dominate the UK's top racing festival on a regular basis. But as attendance falls and the sport falters in Britain, will they still have a stage to perform on?
Thomas Byrne, the Minister of State for Sport, and Elena Pecos, the head of Decathlon Ireland, recently swapped notes on the business of sport – from the French retailer's move into Clery's to funding for national facilities.
Metropolitan Films International Limited is currently appealing WRC awards against it to the tune of €430,000 for breaches of workers' rights. This tale’s origin story starts with corporation tax credits.
The Government is alleged to have been aware the owner of the asylum accommodation at Ballybrit was working through building regulation issues with Galway City Council when it signed a €24,703-per-day contract.
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