After 18 months of failed talks, contractor Bam reignited the dispute engulfing the National Children's Hospital in the Commercial Court under the heading "extremely urgent". Francesca Comyn looks at the contractual claims underpinning this monumental legal clash.
The Norwegian-headquartered investment firm is backing the Irish solar-as-a-service company to expand into Europe and provides a balance between debt and equity funding.
Mainstream Renewable Power Group Lending Ltd, a company used by Mainstream to provide funding to its Chilean entities, was put into liquidation on Wednesday by its parent company.
Australian payments firm EML has made two big Irish acquisitions. And, in both cases, it has been forced to make hefty impairments. With a strategic review ongoing, how long will it remain in Ireland?
Concave Investments is finding it hard to sell three private jets it bought with finance from a black-balled Russian bank even thought the $15 million loans have been paid in full.
A property company believed it had secured its survival after negotiating a multi-million euro write-off from its bank. The tax authority sought to levy a tax burden on the gain.
X’s Dublin-based international office has reported multi-million-euro redundancy and lease exit costs while disclosing impairments in the value of the social network in the months following its takeover by Elon Musk.
As its auditors and Audit and Risk Committee work to complete its accounts, Scouting Ireland has deferred its AGM. It declined to comment on “members under suspension” to ensure fair process.
Home for Life has acquired more than 1,100 properties under the state’s Mortgage to Rent scheme. But who owns it? And why was it embroiled in a recently settled dispute with one of the state’s largest real estate management firms?
New documents for Sentenial give an insight into the company’s performance since the acquisition. It shows sluggish growth, increasing losses, letters of support, and a deterioration in its cash position. What happens next?
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