Alejandro González Iñárritu cast the Hollywood star as a bombastic Texas oil baron in ‘Digger,’ bringing the actor back to art-house cinema after almost two decades focused largely on action blockbusters, writes Esther Zukerman, The Wall Street Journal.
Entrepreneur Ronan Quinlan has been building Superfy since he left Taoglas, the business he co-founded. It is planning to raise its first external capital to expand more globally.
In the second part of a major interview with The Currency, Maurice Regan talks about his businesses, his €200 million deal with Gerry Gannon, Irish horseracing, an extraordinary friendship, and what comes next for the Barne Estate.
EirGrid warns this is the point where the grid cannot support the shock of a major drop in data centre demand as they disconnect from the grid when faults occur. New rules are coming but will take time to bed in.
Quintas Capital’s managed equity platform has now invested over €31 million in just two deals. Its investment in Zenith Childcare will support the group growing up to 20 facilities.
The low-cost airline has been propped up by subsidies and been battered by fuel costs stemming from Middle East crises. Now it must renegotiate contracts with Irish-based lessors.
New leader wants to break with recent British political history, but first must win an election, writes Max Colchester, The Wall Street Journal.
Five Pornhub-related companies have filed another set of company accounts this year, the second in four months.
Until recently, few people outside business circles had heard of Maurice Regan. Then he wrested the historic Barne Estate from John Magnier.
PwC’s Moira Cronin and non-executive director Rachel Higham argue that companies need to think beyond business continuity and compliance, identifying the critical services, people, technology and suppliers that must keep operating when a major disruption hits.
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