Activists spotlight tens of thousands of missing people, while officials deploy high-tech shields to protect lucrative tourist zones, writes Ian Lovett, The Wall Street Journal.
As the Department of Justice pushes for a radical overhaul of the fee system next month, practitioners warn it will lead to an exodus from the criminal legal aid system, with the most vulnerable ultimately paying the highest price. As July comes closer, things are heating up.
The CEO of Dow Jones explains how a focus on premium journalism, specialist data and AI-powered products is reshaping one of the world's most influential media businesses.
The SpaceX IPO is expected to set records Friday and mark a new pinnacle in Wall Street’s retail revolution, write Hannah Erin Lang and Corrie Driebusch, The Wall Street Journal.
Peter Power has led UNICEF Ireland for 14 years. He discusses the outsized scale of Ireland’s contribution to Gaza, the impact of global aid cuts, and why he remains an optimist.
The former secretary general of the Department of Enterprise talks competitiveness, investment and the EU presidency.
A liquidator is tasked with making sense of more than €2m in debts by the tech conference business, which is being wound up. Its founders, meanwhile, are launching a new event in Spain.
A lakefront homeowner likened his neighbor’s shoreline walks to a home invasion in a dispute that could be headed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, writes Mariah Timms, The Wall Street Journal.
Dubliner Marc Hussey, head of JP Morgan in Ireland, emigrated in the 1980s. He discusses his dalliance with retirement, lessons from financing the reconstruction of eastern Europe after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and Ireland's transformation.
Ireland has been criticised for delays in complying with the European Anti-Fraud Office which the EU executive says “significantly hampers investigation results”.
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