Since 2020, private equity firm Livingbridge has invested €90 million in a range of Irish deals. Its portfolio employs over 650 people and it wants to do at least one deal here a year.
The latest Grant Thornton report sheds light on oversight, or lack thereof, at RTÉ over the decision to go ahead with the failed production.
As climate-induced extremes become annual events, there are question marks over the insurance industry’s willingness to offer cover for homes and businesses. Now, the State’s costs look set to skyrocket.
X3T, which commercialises technology derived from Ireland's rural fibre roll-out, has announced its merger with a complementary British firm. The leadership teams of all entities overlap.
John Malone's Castlemartin Stud and a Comer brothers property vehicle were among eight successful appellants in cases before the planning board. Here's how they won.
Workers laid off by other US multinationals and senior tech figures are flocking to artificial intelligence’s rising star as it builds its Irish office to grow sales and face EU regulation. It already employs over 50 in an office on St Stephen's Green.
The Currency talks to Ireland's top law firms about how their disputes practices have mushroomed into multi-disciplinary teams that take on everything from billion-euro data privacy suits to the barter account at RTÉ.
For a company helping industries shrink their carbon footprint, 2024 promises to be a year of growth for Climeaction following a €2.3m fundraise last month. CEO Paul Murphy traces the shift from kickstarter to big player.
Liquidators were appointed last May to GTLK Europe, an Irish-based subsidiary of sanctioned Russian transport leasing giant JSC GTLK. They are now claiming insurance cover on 37 jets stuck in the Russian Federation.
Property developer Greg Kavanagh has filed a new legal action in relation to a long-running dispute in relation to Wynnstay House which was built in 1896.
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