U.S. crude exports are poised to hit a record this month as more than 70 supertankers approach the Gulf Coast to load up on oil, write Collin Eaton and Benoît Morenne, The Wall Street Journal.
After exposing corruption at the heart of Ireland’s beef industry, Susan O’Keeffe found herself blamed, arrested and discredited. This is her account of what really happened – and what Ireland chose to ignore.
Nasser Al Tayyar, a prominent player in Saudi business that clashed with the crown prince, has a vast travel empire but a leasing business set up in Ireland is being put to bed.
Another Sunday roller coaster leads to a second consecutive green jacket for the 36-year-old from Northern Ireland, writes Jason Gay, The Wall Street Journal.
Majority stakeholder UPMC claims the upgrade works are urgent and will meet significant unmet demand for endoscopy services in the region. But the minority interest claims the investment decision was invalid and poses a risk to the viability of the hospital.
Court filings allege “tens of millions” were funnelled through UK bank accounts and on to foreign jurisdictions with only a fraction of more than €150m reaching German property projects.
The battered Internal Revenue Service shed thousands of enforcement employees—and more taxpayers appear eager to cheat, writes Richard Rubin, The Wall Street Journal.
The 36-year-old from Northern Ireland became just the fourth man to successfully defend his title at Augusta National, writes Shane Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
From shadow director claims to alleged intimidation, legal filings reveal the extent of the hostilities as the Goldstein fund fights lender Relm to stop receivers disposing of properties secured on loans of €150m.
Non compliance with a Brexit carve-out saw an Irish company that imports second-hand mobile phones hit with a multi-million-euro Vat liability in a case that is now going to the High Court.
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