The liquidators of an Irish vehicle linked to the collapsed Dolphin Trust are suing its former directors for reckless trading. Court filings give an insight into how Mut 116 was run and into how its executives intend to meet the civil charges against them.
Having taken over as CEO last year, eir’s Oliver Loomes has a busy in-tray: customer complaints, a tussle with ComReg and the roll out of high-speed fibre. The Currency caught up with the former Diageo executive.
Hibernia Real Estate – now part of Brookfield, one of the world's biggest asset managers – is suing the global law firm Eversheds Sutherland.
The American financier turned justice campaigner talks to The Currency about the next escalation of Putin's war on Ukraine and Ireland's approach to the conflict.
Just months ago, Bank of America valued Marco Polo Network at €150 million. Now in liquidation, what went wrong with the company?
Social media analytics firm NewsWhip has just secured $13m in new finance to fund future growth. CEO Paul Quigley explains how he intends to put the money to use, and why reaching the point of profitability has allowed the company to focus firmly on the future.
The Bridget Jones director Baroness Kidron has always followed her interests. In recent years that has meant swapping filmmaking to become a global advocate for online child safety.
Waterwipes, the Irish-owned leader in baby wipes, has settled a legal action against rival Waterful. Waterful “accepts the validity” of Waterwipes trademarks and will rebrand over time.
Founded at the height of the crash, the Ireland Funds Business Plan helped students launch and commercialise new businesses. Now rebranded as IDEATE Ireland, it has secured new backers. Co-founder Helen Fullen talks about the initiative.
Acting through a Luxembourg entity, Apollo has appointed KPMG as receiver over six shopping centres, a move designed to facilitate the sale of the portfolio to a Canadian buyer.
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