In a long-running legal saga, the Court of Appeal decision reverses a High Court ruling on Dunnes' obligations as an anchor tenant in the docklands shopping centre.
Enrique Lores took the top job at the payments company earlier this year after decades at HP, writes Ben Glickman and Peter Rudegeair, The Wall Street Journal.
How venture-capital firms are rewriting the rules in a once-in-a-lifetime IPO boom. By Kate Clark and Gregory Zuckerman, The Wall Street Journal.
Backed by Stripe's John Collison and chaired by Strong Roots founder Sam Dennigan, the Abbeyleix guesthouse is no ordinary hospitality business. Dennigan and Cúán Greene, the culinary architect behind the project, explain why.
Jim Flavin, a 3.22 per cent shareholder in DCC, also said he welcomed Marathon Asset Management becoming the fifth significant shareholder to push for a higher price.
Big Blue bet on transparency and paid a steep price. Can its CEO win back investors? By Emily Glazer, Anissa Gardizy and Lauren ThomasThe Wall Street Journal.
Foreign affairs and trade minister Helen McEntee faced questions from MEPs this week about the EU’s controversial trading partners, setting up challenging sets of talks ahead.
Spanish coffee group Cafento, the owner of Java Republic, said it was on the acquisition trail last year. It has just bought a well-known Wicklow business.
Brendan Behan, Patrick Kavanagh, and James Joyce all drank in McDaid's Pub on Harry Street, Dublin 2. The pub has rarely changed hands but now it looks set to be sold to a well-known publican family.
Violent threats against AI companies are rising and spilling over into real-world security incidents, write Lindsay Ellis, Zusha Elinson and Tina Li, The Wall Street Journal.
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