The cuts weren’t driven by cost-cutting initiatives or artificial intelligence, Chief Executive Kruti Goyal said, writes Katherine Hamilton, The Wall Street Journal.
Dermaceutic Laboratoire makes high-end beauty products for international markets. But a multi-million-euro shareholder oppression battle of "war" and "retaliation" has broken out at its Irish company over intellectual property rights.
First announced in 2021, it was finally recently agreed to transfer land at the Liberties hub to the Land Development Agency. It is welcome news, but the five-year delay led to a seven-figure Exchequer bill.
The parent company of FanDuel says CEO Peter Jackson is being replaced by Dan Taylor, the company’s president, write Katherine Hamilton and Freddy Sebastian, The Wall Street Journal.
Universal Healthcare Services, through its UK subsidiary, has taken control of Orchard, a well-regarded operator of services for children in care and people with disabilities in Ireland.
Hedge fund behind aggressive AI bets tapped into roster of big-name investors; some warned the founder about the risks of heavy borrowing, write Kate Clark, Juliet Chung and Peter Rudegeair, The Wall Street Journal.
The EU has advanced a significant trade deal with Mexico with broad support but a cohort of MEPs are raising red flags over investor courts they call undemocratic.
National Beauty Distribution started with €6,000 worth of nail polish and has grown to €27 million in revenue in 15 years. Founder and CEO Kieran Walsh charts the company's journey, and his own.
CapVest now has $20 billion in assets under management. In seeking to merge Curium and Lantheus it wants to create a radiopharma powerhouse.
Agency says its surveillance program searches for threats to agents, but critics see free-speech infringements, write Hannah Critchfield and Shane Shifflett, The Wall Street Journal.
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