Jacob Silverman, global CEO of risk advisory giant Kroll, is navigating a rapidly shifting landscape. He shares insights on leadership, private equity, and staying present in an unpredictable world.
A report commissioned by the developer estimates that a new healthcare facility on the site of the former Irish Glass Bottle factory could cost up to €190 million and treat 70,000 patients in its first year.
Richard Thomson-Moore, the hereditary heir of the Barne Estate, said he shook on a "price", not a deal, for the 751-acre property with the Coolmore boss John Magnier.
Two shareholders have withdrawn a High Court petition to place Powerscourt Distillery into examinership, leaving the business once again in receivership.
The Supreme Court ruled this week that a Swedish businessman challenging the Criminal Assets Bureau’s seizure of €600,000 can present new evidence in a “limited hearing”.
The Market Bar Group which owns multiple venues in the Fade Street area of Dublin 2 has appointed estate agents to find a buyer. The combined venues can hold almost 900 people.
From Dublin to Dubai – part 3: The Emirates have become a global centre for boxing and MMA, attracting Irish competitors in search of a career in the limelight. But many struggle to make a living in an industry associated with alleged criminal activity.
The clothing, stationary and lifestyle shop on Dublin's Chatham Street was the last remaining franchise-operated Muji store globally and is due to close by next week.
A Scandinavian consortium has reached an agreement to buy Dalata for €1.4 billion. Dalata’s CEO, Dermot Crowley, explains why the deal makes sense.
The agency's latest annual report shows the move was recent as it held €3.6m in bonds at the end of 2024. It also retained investment in companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements, while shares in controversial tech firm Palantir increased last year.
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