Two months after entering Scarp, Jobbio has a rescue plan in place

A judicial review has been lodged against Dublin City Council's decision to grant permission to change two metal structures in Grand Canal Square into a florist and coffee dock. The proposed kiosks were submitted by Fastwell, a firm owned by Rita Crosbie, wife of developer Harry Crosbie.

The major commercial sponsors of Ryan Tubridy's TV and radio shows are understood to be in discussions with RTÉ over the presenter's hidden payments, which he has now apologised for not questioning.

The promoters of the embattled renewable energy firm, its investors and their brokers have paused their court dispute to allow exchanges of information. An accountant's report has set out questions to be answered.

By suspending its top executive, the board of RTÉ has confirmed that she is at the centre of ongoing investigations.

With offices shut and nursing homes locked down, Blackbee directed clients into the credit of offices and nursing homes. An update to clients shows how the investments are performing.

Last year, LetterOne was forced to cut ties with some of its Russian founders following the invasion of Ukraine. It is now financing one of Ireland’s fastest-growing institutional landlords.

When RTÉ staff were facing pay cuts, slashed allowances and voluntary redundancies, the broadcaster's most highly paid presenter was getting secret salary top-ups. The trade unions have called this a "breach of trust" and are looking for answers.

We now know that the State broadcaster's highest-paid presenter in fact received more than €500,000 for each of the past six years once unofficial payments are factored in. How was the practice allowed for so long and why did RTÉ's governance leave it undetected?

When a BAM-led team scooped a multi-million euro tender to refit public lighting, their rivals claimed the winning bid contained "grossly abnormal figures" and should have been disqualified. The court case goes to the heart of this controversial aspect of procurement.

HLB Ireland has just folded boutique accountancy firm John McCarrick & Associates into its practice, the fifth transaction it has completed. HLB’s managing partner Mark Butler gives the rationale for the deal, and outlines his firm’s expansion plan.