Arts department yet to carry out five-year reviews of agencies as required since 2016 under governance rules

Keywords Studios laid off staff in Canada that had recently unionised; meanwhile workers that are members of SAG-AFRA have joined the Hollywood strike talks.

Between technological disruption, falling fintech valuations and increased regulation, the financial services sector is going through a period of profound change. But Ian Nelson, KPMG’s head of financial services, believes there are opportunities for Ireland – if we grasp them.

Coolmore stud owner John Magnier has launched High Court proceedings against the owners of the vast 17th-century Barne Estate he had sought to buy for a reported €17 million.

Is the next era of work going to be defined by commute worthy office spaces, employee mandates or total flexibility? As employers and employees grapple with the issues, a host of industry experts give their view.

This year’s programme will see 24 Irish start-ups and SMEs from across industries gather in Ballymaloe to hone their businesses alongside some of Ireland’s most established entrepreneurs.

Damien Clancy is suing his personal tax advisor for alledged negligence following a €4.6m tax settlement with authorities in Ireland and Cyprus. He stood down as a director and chairman of Aughinish Alumina earlier this year. The claims are denied.

Richard Barnwell, who has transitioned from games studio founder to VC, discusses the unique challenges that games start-ups face in raising money.

With all EU countries obligated to impose the 15 per cent minimum corporation tax rate from next year, a multi-billion-dollar subsidiary of the semiconductor giant straddling Ireland and Malta is moving away from Dublin. But where will the tax be paid eventually?

Former newspaper editor Rory Godson scaled Powerscourt into one of the biggest communications companies in Ireland and the UK. Hours after selling the firm, he outlined how the deal came about and explained what is next.

Ireland are seeking to go where no other Irish team has gone – into a World Cup semi-final. There is a renewed belief that the team can break through the barrier in a French stadium that has been turned green. The Currency's Rugby World Cup coverage is supported by Interpath Advisory.