For the first time in three long weeks, RTÉ has a leader and transparency is his watchword. After a decisive initial move on the executive team, the chinks in Kevin Bakhurst's knowledge revealed an organisation with a long way to go yet.
The brochure promises an "iconic office block of notable distinction overlooking St Stephen's Green". But the €51 million build now faces a multi-million euro litigation, over an allegedly defective concrete mix.
The Irish power management firm is acquiring the energy division of a Nasdaq software firm to grow its American presence and its ability to integrate customers into increasingly complex power networks.
At the height of the financial crisis in 2008, a group of business leaders came up with an idea to promote Irish industry in the US. Ireland Gateway to Europe was born. Fifteen years later, it is still going strong.
Despite having fewer registered players, Irish rugby's recent success suggests they might just be the next global hotspot for the sport, much like Jamaica and Kenya in athletics. Can it last?
Ronnie Delany's defamation claims against the exclusive Maybourne Hotels group and its Qatari royal owners sits in a wider tangled web involving developer Paddy McKillen and his billion pound dispute with the Al Thanis.
The merger between two SME-focused accountancy firms will create a nationwide network covering all services including insolvency and restructuring.
By tackling labour shortages, Recruitroo’s co-founders Shane Kiernan and Stephen MacCarthy have just closed their first funding round in a difficult environment they have experienced first-hand.
Paris-listed Paragon ID aims to compete with China in the race to add chips to everything from passports to retail product tags. Its Irish majority shareholder is now taking it private.
When Wirecard went bust, a Dublin-based fintech was born, founded on the distressed assets of the German payments processor. Now the VC-backed NomuPay is being sued for millions by a New Zealand company for alleged breach of contract.
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