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An electronics recycling firm with €20m in EU and private funding is locked in a patent battle with the University of Limerick. Peregrine has received letters allegedly implying it has infringed intellectual property. Now it's fighting back.

Finbourne, led by Irish former bankers Thomas McHugh and Dermot Shortt, has just secured £30m of debt funding to support its expansion. What next for the fast-growing financial technology business?

Having just been acquired by a UK company, Nick Lawlor wants Employee Financial Wellness to be number one in a newly emerging sector. How will teaming up with Wealth at Work accelerate his plans?

Stripe's rise was fuelled by cheap and plentiful private capital. Now that the private funding taps have been turned off, the company is looking to the public markets.

Irish Gold and Silver Bullion presented clients with a premium investment even offering to store their gold and silver at high-end facilities. But when it went bust, the UK businessman behind the alleged “Ponzi" scheme went quiet.

Viatel's acquisition of ActionPoint was part of a plan to bring the Irish telecoms company to new heights. However, ActionPoint's former shareholders have now issued legal proceedings against the purchaser.

It was proposed as a world-class film and TV studio in west Dublin. However, it is now mired in a legal battle. New documents set out how the relationship between Lens Media and its US partners fractured.

Five-year-old Iamus enlisted artificial intelligence to assist farmers in their search for efficiency and was backed by a leading family in Ireland’s chicken industry, but this has proved insufficient to bring its product to market.

Paul Coyle has been fighting, and losing, a legal battle to regain control of his cake business since 2017. The Supreme Court is the latest to reject his arguments.

Accelerated Payments will, this year, surpass a cumulative billion euro worth of invoice financing since it was founded in 2017. Chief executive Ian Duffy talks to The Currency about growing in a market flooded with Covid cash, raising funds, and the company's plans for expansion.