Propelled by the US and its international operations, Flutter is now the world’s second-biggest gaming company. That leaves no room for a Dublin listing.
The founders of Altada once predicted it would be worth $1bn but instead, it went into liquidation. Now there are questions about spending at the start-up, which its founders are expected to defend.
Dublin City Council wants payment for three years between 2020 and 2022. The company is appealing, however, as low levy collection continues to haunt local authorities.
Jacqui Safra is being pursued on foot of a New York judgment by US lender MGG California for his “very valuable” Irish assets including Garinish Island and Rossdohan Island in Sneem. The businessman, who co-owns Parknasilla Hotel, is fighting the case.
The industry has long been in a regulatory grey zone. Now, new documents show the EPA is monitoring multiple peat operators in a bid to crack down on suspected unlicensed extraction.
The Japanese conglomerate Sega Sammy has acquired Gan for $86.7 million. Gan's US expedition is drawing to an end.
Locals are pushing for redevelopment of the long-vacant site of the former Corrib Great Southern Hotel. An Bord Pleanála documents show they may be waiting for some time more.
The liquidators of two Irish vehicles linked to the collapsed Dolphin Trust have settled their actions against Irish parties. Actions continue in Germany where the funds were invested.
The 13th edition of the Entrepreneur Experience, which matches emerging and seasoned entrepreneurs, took place in Cork last month. The network of entrepreneurs is extraordinary; so too is the trust between them.
Why is the energy drinks global giant expanding its Co Kildare factory at a time of high inflation and rising corporation tax rates? The answer lies in the fine print governing tax deductibles.
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