The 13th edition of the Entrepreneur Experience, which matches emerging and seasoned entrepreneurs, took place in Cork last month. The network of entrepreneurs is extraordinary; so too is the trust between them.
Why is the energy drinks global giant expanding its Co Kildare factory at a time of high inflation and rising corporation tax rates? The answer lies in the fine print governing tax deductibles.
Founded in 1966, IBI has worked on some of the most high-profile deals in Irish corporate life. But why has it decided to sell to a Japanese-owned investment bank? How does it plan to grow and what does this mean for dealmaking in Ireland?
Dublin Bay South TD Chris Andrews is suing the newspaper and its political correspondent Harry McGee over a piece analysing Sinn Féin's response to the Hamas attack on Israel last month.
KPMG partner Ryan McCarthy has advised boards of both private and publicly listed companies. He talks about what makes a good board, what board members should be focusing on, and the firm's new Board Leadership Centre.
Under what circumstances would I argue that we don’t need to build lots more homes? To answer that, we need to go back as well as forward.
Delighted investors bid Ryanair's share price up 8 per cent on the news that the airline group is ready to reward shareholders with a regular dividend.
The property developer claims a neighbour to the proposed housing project in Ashford, Co Wicklow has “no material or genuine planning concerns” but has threatened to frustrate the development if her demands for money are not met.
Vehicles used by the US investment firm to purchase distressed Irish loans are reporting pressure from their own lenders and discounting the value of their portfolios, triggering various responses to the resulting profit squeeze.
Selling two small offices to move into a big one seems to be the best way of navigating current commercial property uncertainty, if the successful Dublin firm’s multi-million-euro property deals are any indication.
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