As part of its $18 billion settlement with 48 states, Meta agreed to add these restrictions to youth accounts within six months, write Julie Jargon and Meghan Bobrowsky, The Wall Street Journal.
He was CEO of two Denis O'Brien-owned stations when still in his 20s and now runs the country's biggest independent radio and audio business. Chris Doyle talks about Bauer Media's ambitions in Ireland – and taking on the national broadcaster.
Volga-Dnepr, a Russian cargo carrier sanctioned in the West, failed to get sanctions lifted in Canada. Authorities there have seized a plane that is linked to an Irish subsidiary.
A 24-year-old investor was hailed as a visionary and attracted billions—before turning into Wall Street’s latest cautionary tale, write Berber Jin, Ben Cohen and Anissa Gardizy, The Wall Street Journal.
A developer, a contractor, a Scarp process, and an unpaid performance bond. How a "high risk" deal for a whiskey maturation facility in Meath led to a legal showdown with an insurer that refuses to pay up.
Dublin’s homeless contracting woes come to an end as two new charities are signed up to provide housing support in the capital. The Peter McVerry Trust, however, is not fully out of the picture.
The proposed new buyer of Micksgarage is listed on the New York Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation of $18.8 billion.
Hotel sales rose 28% in the first half of the year; more owners are selling to buyers who will spend on necessary upgrades, writes Will Parker, The Wall Street Journal.
A slow-motion collapse in South Korea’s Kospi index erased $2.5 trillion in market value, burning investors who bet on the AI boom, writes Jiyoung Sohn, Sooyoung Rhee and Jack Pitcher, The Wall Street Journal.
Acquired by private equity in 2019 and mired in a high-profile legal battle, the story of the building that once housed the Central Hotel reveals much about the financial machinations changing the capital's streets.
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