Following a scandal in its French home market, Orpea is battling creditors with deadlines falling in the coming months. New company information reveals how its Irish arm is facing the crisis.
In the fallout of the Davy bond scandal, Belfast developer Patrick Kearney, the man suing the broker and its former executives, has been portrayed in court as a man leveraging the scenario to make "more money".
In yet another acquisition in the insurance sector, insurance broker First Ireland is set to be sold to international firm Gallagher. The deal will represent a significant payday for its Irish owners.
Bord Gais has over 500,000 customers and is key to Ireland's decarbonisation agenda. Its managing director Dave Kirwan talks about leading during an energy crisis, investing in new gas plants, the green transition, and the potential of Kinsale.
The High Court heard 30 masked men invaded a site and that a member of staff was "very badly hurt" during an attempted theft-in-transit. The construction firm which buids social housing went into examinership late last month.
Founded out of the soil of the last recession, Sinead Doherty has taken Fenero from a headcount of one to 70. She talks to The Currency about expanding in India and taking the administrative sting out of contracting and freelancing models.
Controlled by the Murrin family, With Taste, which caters for large-scale private and corporate events, has initiated legal proceedings against the RDS.
History shows inflation is normally bad for stocks. But the pain isn't equally distributed. Some companies do just fine with it, while others are crushed.
Companies that got comfortable with large amounts of debt are having to adjust to tighter credit and rising interest rates. This investigation reveals the Irish companies that have the highest exposure, and the one thing they all have in common.
In 2020, auditor KPMG said there was a “material uncertainty” over Irish biotech firm Nuritas. Now, having raised $45m from backers, there are no such concerns, even if its retained losses widened last year.
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