The High Court has confirmed the appointment of liquidators to Dolphin investment vehicle Mut 116 as Irish investors face over €100 million in losses.
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In the battle for control of your wallet, each player has strengths and weaknesses. Curve founder Shachar Bialick thinks he has built the product that can offer it all. He talks about raising $175m, the future of fintech and why the Irish banks' plan to build an instant payments mobile app is ill-founded.
England's footballer and their supporters were once united in fear, but now the footballers have broken free, says Dion Fanning.
The Lions tours are mysterious, undefinable and captivate us, not because of the marketing guff, but despite it.
The story of Claire Hunt’s initiative which grew global-reaching roots from her garden shed.
Brown Thomas and Arnotts are solid but unspectacular businesses, and that has been good enough for their owners up to now. But there are a few ways prospective new owners might seek to shake the business up.
Elverys, Edun and Schuh are retail businesses. Exergyn wants to solve one of the world’s biggest problems, while PolarLake has long relied on the support of its parent. All have released new data and provided a future outlook.
Walmart inherited a Dublin outpost when it paid $3bn for Jet.com, the e-commerce business co-founded by Irishman Mike Hanrahan. However, the unit, which employs 100 people and occupies a landmark Dublin office, is now being wound down.
The serial tech entrepreneur has done time in a Swiss prison and is now facing disqualification as a company director having admitted personal liability for €2 million in missing funds from his charity fundraiser Ammado. So just what went wrong?
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