As the race heads to the Alpe d’Huez for two stages, before a final-day fight on the streets of Montmartre, hundreds of thousands of fans are flocking to the most celebrated roads in cycling, writes Joshua Robinson, The Wall Street Journal.
John S Doyle’s voice is instantly recognisable as the presenter of ‘It Says In the Papers’ on Morning Ireland. Doyle has written a book, part memoir, part nature log, of a transformation of soggy land in Sligo into a wood and a home.
Glass half full or half empty? Wrong question. The glass is fine. It's the quality of the wine we should be worried about.
Eamonn Rothwell, the chief executive of ICG since 1992, is leading the MBO bid. The offer will be funded by €798 million of senior debt and the sale of management's shares.
Relm claimed US legal proceedings were being used as a lawfare tactic by Goldstein Property after the lender appointed receivers to 47 commercial properties in Ireland owned by the fund.
The startup based in New York was most recently valued at $1.3 billion, but could fetch around $10 billion in a sale, write Berber Jin, Lauren Thomas, and Kate Clark, The Wall Street Journal.
Xi confidant leads fevered effort for domestic alternatives to win AI race; Chinese AI companies warned that anyone who resisted using local chips was a traitor, write Josh Chin and Raffaele Huang, The Wall Street Journal.
Data released to The Currency shows inconsistency across the public sector as to the type and cost of PR training ahead of Oireachtas committees appearances, with spending ranging from €110 to €54,000.
A report by the liquidator of Cross Blue Holdings traces the company's decline from the pandemic through rising costs and Revenue debts.
The oligarch at the centre of the controversy around Aughinish Alumina, Rusal and its links to Russia failed in a recent bid in the European courts to overturn sanctions against him.
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