The ICCL challenge to the tech giant's use of data is the first case brought under the Representative Actions Directive that allows for collective consumer cases, similar to class actions, to be brought.
The Dublin-based business was founded in 2014, developing marketing software. It is being acquired by a similar UK company for €7.5m.
The EU’s free trade agreement with South American countries is 25 years in the making. There’s a final effort in play to get it over the line but Ireland’s position is in flux.
IMAGE PwC Family Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2025 winner Ursula Kelly on taking on the Department of Agriculture, faking it till you make it, and navigating family succession planning.
Andy Farrell’s Lions may be winning now — but are they sharpening or softening before Australia? The Currency's coverage of the British & Irish Lions is supported by Bespoke Estate Agents.
As the world reflects on the passing of FedEx founder Fred Smith, Irish entrepreneur John Tuohy credits a global visionary whose influence reached far beyond Little Rock, Arkansas — and helped shape Irish entrepreneurial success.
One hundred years ago, the Boundary Commission report was shelved. A new book looks at how the Irish Treaty negotiators were hoodwinked and the strategic and tactical mistakes of the novice Irish government.
The liquidator of Altada has told its shareholders he will "shortly" send a report to Corporate Enforcement Authority about the failed business. But he wants to find out more about an attempted IP licensing deal first.
Maurice Neligan set up EV charger business Jolt Energy in 2019 and secured €150 million in an investment round in 2023. Now, ousted by the investor and given nothing for his shares, he is trying to claw his way back into the company.
Irish real estate investor Lugus Capital has expanded into the UK with the hire of ex-Goldman Sachs investor James Ghent. He tells The Currency about the firm's plans for the new market.
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