The New York chain, backed by investment giants like General Catalyst and Tiger Global, operates over 100 outlets across the US and the UK. Now, it has opened an Irish company.
Megadale makes equipment for the medtech and life-sciences sectors but a cancelled contract by a major multinational forced the company into liquidation.
Techies compare notes on how long their fleet of virtual interns can labor away without making a mistake, writes Kate Clark, The Wall Street Journal.
Internal documents show the Cork gallery recently made seven of its 25 staff members redundant with departmental approval, provisioning €200,000 for the process. The revamped gallery will reopen in 2028.
After steering CityJet through growth and crises, founder Pat Byrne has exited the airline he built — again. However, the entrepreneur has no intention of retiring.
The former solicitor appeared remotely from prison to deal with a legacy civil case involving three of his properties. Last month, he dropped a Supreme Court appeal against his sentence for stealing circa €18m but still has an appeal against conviction pending.
Some companies have found lucrative opportunities to capitalize on a growing need, billing long hours and extracting payments as high as $800 an hour, write Christopher Weaver, Tom McGinty and Anna Wilde Mathews, The Wall Street Journal.
Former boxer-turned-tax and insolvency specialist Aidan Garcia has agreed a partnership with German tax practice WTS Global that will see his Dublin firm Sabios become WTS Ireland.
The Irish-led air taxi company is being sued by rival Archer over alleged patent violations. The legal salvo is just the latest in the noisy to and fro among eVTOL competitors.
The livestock nutrition business has sold assets, outsourced non-core functions, and refocused on its feed ingredients business. With less debt, it is again capable of modest investment.
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