“A burning passion keeps me going. I want to get out of bed at 60 as much as I get out of bed today, excited about the future”

The shareholder rift at Broderick's got a very public airing this week as the High Court was asked to decide whether to appoint an examiner to the troubled food company. The Currency looks back at how the battle played out in court.

Providence Resources is on an astonishing run, up more than sevenfold since March. This week, one major investor has taken some money off the table.

Former Ireland AM presenter Sinéad Desmond won the first round in her equal pay claim against Virgin Media Television. The commercial broadcaster now wants the High Court to review the WRC decision.

Since being co-founded by Brendan O’Farrell in 2003, DCN has developed over 100 rapid diagnostic tests for its customers, which range from larger manufacturers to non-profits to start-ups. Martis Capital has now backed the business.

After months of behind-the-scenes negotiations, Paddy Byrne’s Victoria Homes has agreed a deal which resolved all outstanding issues with the Lotus Investment Group.

Having taken full control of three of Ireland’s best private hospitals Larry Goodman now has appointed a new group chair and chief executive to oversee them.

Wayflyer is growing quickly by financing small to mid-sized e-commerce companies. Last month, QED Investors, which has backed 13 unicorns to date, invested in the Irish company. Is Wayflyer a $1 billion business of the future?

A pre-trial judgement reveals how companies controlled by deceased lawyer Mortimer Walters and developer JP Flannery clashed over the transfer of a multi-million software invention across low-tax jurisdictions – for just €100.

A minority family shareholder was accused in the High Court of going on a “wrecking mission” as Broderick's main stakeholder positioned itself as a steady hand on the tiller.

Having risen to the top at Deutsche Bank, Fiona Gallagher came home to Dublin and runs Wells Fargo’s European business. From a deserted IFSC, she expects the Covid-19 crisis to leave its mark on office life, young people and urban planning – but she is not worried about banks’ financial health.