Norah Patten will be Ireland’s first citizen in space. She talks commercial opportunities in a trillion-dollar industry, Ireland’s space history, and the massive new frontier: space pharma.
English football returns this weekend, but the Premier League is no longer the platform for a game, but a triumph of bureaucracy.
The dispute between Aman and content creator Ryan Walker illustrates the growing tension between commercial enterprises and influencers, write Jessica Flint and Sebastian Modak, The Wall Street Journal.
Aviation entrepreneur Declan Ryan, who previously co-founded Ryanair, is helping aid workers in Colombia after more than 280 people were killed in an earthquake this week.
Though Bodhana Sivanandan picked up the game just six years ago, she is now a British champion. And she routinely beats men and women many times her age, writes Andrew Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
The 28-year-old and the president shared a tone and, it seemed at times, a mind, write Kara Voght and Meridith McGraw, The Wall Street Journal.
Oxy Capital has written a detailed letter to the board of ICG explaining why it believes the business is worth “a very conservative €10 to €12 per share,” not the €8 on offer.
Sums reaching nearly nine figures are being lobbed in claims and counterclaims between the solar company and a Chinese engineering firm over solar projects in the UK.
Officials have advised against ambitious eWHT proposals that would have included platforms like Airbnb and Uber deducting tax from payments to hosts and drivers.
The investor group combined own 11.5% of the owner of Irish Ferries. One opposing shareholder told The Currency: “We feel the offer is inadequate at its current level.”
© 2026 Currency Media Limited
