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

Former Ireland rugby international turned agent Niall Woods talks about cutting deals for elite athletes, expanding internationally, and learning to view himself as an entrepreneur.

The Irish aviation data management firm Rainmaker Business Technologies has just been sold for at least €10m. But what is the background to the firm? And how did the business attract a suitor?

Henry Construction Projects had over £400 million in revenue in 2021 and is led by its founder, Irishman Mark Henry.

Rarely does the opportunity to learn from mistakes and have a do-over so cleanly present itself as in the case of Meili. Founded by Mike McGearty and Bobby Healy, both Cartrawler alumni, the travel tech company is beginning its offensive.

TechAds Media faces a breach of contract and unjust enrichment suit for allegedly failing to discharge millions in fees for outsourced work. It is not the only lawsuit filed against the Dublin-registered firm.

Caroline Sherry has the distinction of being one of four female CFOs of listed companies in Ireland. She talks about the fallacy of work-life balance and re-scaffolding Hostelworld during the pandemic so it could re-emerge in the black.

First, Ursula von der Leyen declared the EU’s power market was unfit for purpose, then her officials drafted a reform leaving it largely unchanged. Now MEPs want to reintroduce price caps. Who will win the battle over Europeans’ electricity bills?

For a long time, I have been trying to simply and succinctly underline the role that private equity and large institutional funds play in our day-to-day lives. “Our Lives In Their Portfolios” is possibly the most beautiful way of describing something that has the potential to be so nefarious.

Having just sold one of his many businesses for €575m, the fintech entrepreneur Terry Clune is already plotting his next move. He talks about the nature of entrepreneurship, why he will never become a tax exile, and how the Immedis deal came together.

Geraldine Ruane, the chief executive of the RDS, hopes the new €50m Anglesea Stand will allow the society to become the home not just of the Dublin Horse Show and Leinster but also showcase women's football and rugby.