Over the course of the two years, The Currency published more than 2,550 articles, columns and podcasts. From investigations to interviews to business features, here are 30 of the most-read pieces.
Clive Murray, head of equities at Investec, says the bank’s Dublin office has assumed heightened importance since Brexit – and this has led to significant investment here. He also talks about the pandemic, potential acquisitions and its plan to become number one in core areas.
The Irish tax authority has forced settlements from 600 contract workers at pharma and IT giants for overstating their travel and business expenses. Drawing from documents obtained under FOI, new data and legal filings, this is the story of Revenue’s 10-year contractor probe.
Dublin private equity firm Causeway Capital bought Patisserie Valerie out of administration following a collapse that has just seen the UK chain's former auditors fined over £2 million. It has not been an easy ride, but the new owners say they can turn the business around.
US investment giant Bain Capital has become a dominant force in Irish business over the last seven years. Based on an investigation of more than 700 company documents, this is the story of Bain Capital in Ireland – what it owns, who it has backed, and what is coming next.
After years struggling along without returning profits, French beef processing giant Elivia turned a corner in 2020. The Queally and Browne families own half the company, with an option to take it over fully in the coming years.
The threat of the red socks once scared voters in Germany, but that is unlikely to be the case in this election.
Johnny Ronan's property development group launched legal action against Dublin City Council last month over the procurement process to develop a major coastal site, since aborted. The preferred bidder is now entering the legal battle.
The competition watchdog has just been notified of Nissan Ireland’s full takeover of a car leasing business previously run as a joint venture. There was just one problem: The transaction actually took place last year.
Former Bank of Ireland executive Nick Fahy is building a hybrid business bank, with customer-facing staff backed up by Google’s AI technology.
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