The company brought legitimacy to a business once dominated by scalpers. Now it’s facing complaints of lengthy fights to get money back; stranded outside a World Cup game, writes Hanna Krueger, The Wall Street Journal.
Geely, one of the world's largest car manufacturers, may already be familiar with Irish roads through its ownership of Volvo, Lotus, and Polestar. But it is now primed to launch its own models into Ireland.
Irish digital ID firm Sedicii was among those trialled in Australia's world-first underage social media ban. Rob Leslie speaks about getting the platforms in line.
Founded in 2002, the ultra-high-net-worth wealth advisor is setting up its first European office in Dublin. Its first two senior leadership hires previously worked at Goodbody and Bank of Ireland.
The acquisition of BMC Manufacturing is simply a continuation of the building material giant’s strategy – but it is transformational for the shareholders exiting the electrical engineering firm.
The regulator cancelled 355 licences and rejected 96 applications last year after discovering falsified training records were submitted in applications as part of its security-guard vetting system.
Company is racing to public markets this fall and has fielded tough investor questions on Chinese rivals, Trump-era tensions and AI infrastructure boom, write Berber Jin, Corrie Driebusch and Kate Clark, The Wall Street Journal.
States under pressure to keep noncitizens off voter rolls fear that even small errors will undermine the midterm elections, write Louise Radnofsky, Eliza Collins, Joseph De Avila and Corinne Ramey, The Wall Street Journal.
The chief executive of Quanta Capital Mel Sutcliffe has confirmed he is interest in buying the distressed bikemaker. Sutcliffe has a long history in cycling.
Fifty-nine full and part-time staff will lose their jobs as the well-known Munster venue ceases trading. Tribeca is owned by Limerick-born property investor Aidan Brooks.
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