Irish entities for Carlyle Aviation Partners have ramped up their legal action against cash-strapped Air Sénégal, claiming arrears and damages over the alleged unpaid use of four Airbus.
Born above a Donegal pub and having made his name in Irish banking, John Reynolds brought governance, scale, and vision to Cairn Homes. As he departs the chair, he shares what Ireland must fix – and why the private sector can still lead the way.
Chicago-based Sprout Social, which has a market capitalisation of $1.1bn, has just bought NewsWhip, a predictive media intelligence firm. Paul Quigley, the co-founder of NewsWhip, explains what happened.
On day 17 of the trial, New York-based building magnate Maurice Regan testified on bidding for Barne, his "dark force" label and why "all is fair in love and war".
SureStone has been carrying out an orderly run-off of its insurance business since 2019. British player Bridgehaven has bought up the remaining business and its Central Bank approval.
From Dublin to Dubai – Part 5: After opening her second premium dessert bar in the UAE, Irish entrepreneur Saifa Kajani has just decided to pull the plug on her original Dublin business The Drunken Cookie. She explains why.
The artificial-intelligence multinational was among the latest tech firms to establish an EU base in Dublin. Its first release of financial information is now available.
Trade returns are positive but lower than projected at the well-known bar and restaurant that entered examinership in June over Revenue debts of over €1.7m.
European Commission officials visited Ireland in recent weeks to meet with several Irish farming groups opposed to the EU’s South American trade deal, in a bid to change minds as the bloc looks at more international pacts in the wake of its 15 per cent tariff deal with Trump.
The former CEO made allegations of conflict of interest at the semi-state. Now documents reveal board members made fresh governance allegations over the hiring of his successor.
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