“Multinationals will actually benefit most from the R&D tax credit”

The multinational has been making components for cars at its Cork plant since 1988 but now the firm is shifting around the functions of its European facilities.

The Waterford medtech company has brought on a new investor in US firm Five Arrows and is eyeing a major R&D and manufacturing expansion stateside.

There has been a surge in the number of Irish deals involving UK private equity. A&L Goodbody partners Richard Grey and London-based Phil Fogarty explain the trend and argue more is still to come.

British IT procurement fintech Ooodles just raised $2.7 million to fund its expansion into Ireland. Co-founder Leonardo Poggiali talks to The Currency about the post-Brexit allure of the Irish market.

Nearly three years on from the release of aviation executive Richard O'Halloran by the Chinese authorities, William Fry is facing litigation over advices to his firm CALS Ireland. The law firm contends the claim is "without merit".

Deloitte receivers say they have a buyer lined up for the Waterford nursing home but first need to vacate a lis pendens lodged on the property by its owner, a unit of the winding-down BlackBee investment group.

The Currency understands the agreement between the Ronan group and the US investor puts an end to all litigation between the parties.

Norway’s Verdane bought a majority stake in the Irish regtech company earlier this year. Chief executive John Byrne tells The Currency what the company’s priorities are now.

The airline recently raised more than $300m from institutional investors to, among other issues, settle disputes with Irish lessors through “amicable negotiations”.

Eoghan Murphy’s new book is the story of human fragility, of a man trapped by the consequences of his own ambition. Yet, as the former Fine Gael minister explains, writing about his failures has allowed him to move forward with his life. He hopes other politicians will do likewise.