A dispute between a developer and a council over installing electric car chargers in a Dún Laoghaire development highlights the gap between the State's climate ambitions and the bureaucratic reality on the ground. One climate-conscious homeowner is not sitting idle, however.
Oisin Hanrahan built and sold Handy and ran the Nasdaq-listed Angi. Now he’s back in start-up mode with Keychain and is trying to solve the outsourcing woes of brands and manufacturers.
A filing in the High Court reveals the case was struck out on Monday. Neither side has revealed the terms of the settlement, which is believed to have involved both sides picking up their own costs.
Boutique corporate finance and debt advisory firm CKS has been granted a judgment against Kilkenny, a former accountant to U2 who has served on state boards and invested extensively in the Irish entertainment industry.
Since the consortium controlled by Niel took over eir in April 2018, it has been paid almost €2 billion in dividends. Fitch analysts are of the view that this rate won’t be sustained.
Klarna is back turning a profit after four years in the red. Colin Creagh, the company's top man in Ireland, talks about the buy-now-pay-later model's future, and its ultimate goal of being a truly global bank.
John Magnier thought he had shaken on a €15 million deal to buy the 751-acre Barne Estate, last August. Until the owners accepted a higher offer. Now as the highly contested legal row heats up, new claims are being made.
The purchase of the Chancery mixed-use complex from a Credit Suisse fund adds to the waste and energy tycoon’s portfolio in the capital.
DC EV is turning the leap of going electric into a no-strings-attached monthly subscription, while GoPlugable lets neighbours share their home chargers for money. Both are ready to launch.
The IT multinational may be selling its Dublin campus, but it still has plenty of accumulated profits in Ireland to send back to headquarters.
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