Co-founder Serguei Melnik, who is standing in at the helm of the listed medtech while Gareth Sheridan seeks nominations for Ireland's presidential election, was at the centre of multiple regulatory and legal actions at other companies.
The insurers and building contractors being sued by the Riverdance star claimed they would face difficulty in executing any costs orders made in their favour because the entertainer lives outside the EU in Monaco.
The liquidator of Victoria Homes has reached agreement with Paddy Byrne over the proceeds from a luxury Kildare property sale.
Luke Joyce found it hard to fit into an entrepreneurship degree and took a year out of college to start his business. A subscription model aims at turning it into a one-stop shop for home maintenance.
The Comptroller and Auditor General will soon publish a report on financial and internal control issues at the agency in 2022. A separate audit shows concerns with its procurement process in 2023 and 2024.
The nutrition group is taking a hit this year, but not as much as previously expected, says Mark Garvey.
The Government missed the deadline on a new EU directive that harmonises criminal offences around sanctions violations. The rules are aimed at better enforcing measures against Russia.
Receivers from Grant Thornton have appointed an advisor for the sale of several solar power and battery storage projects in Italy that are near the construction stage.
Where does the medtech company that has consumed the career of Gareth Sheridan until he declared his presidential intentions stand – and who are its Moldovan and Irish backers?
The Galway company, which made electric battery packs for off-road vehicles, went into liquidation this year but a legal dispute with truck maker Ayro will move to trial.
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