The Sligo businessman is putting an end to a long career at the head of the group that helped him win the Entrepreneur of the Year competition.
Two years after stepping down as CEO of Irish tech unicorn Intercom, Eoghan McCabe has returned. He talks about his ambitions for the business, what he has learned over the last two years, and his plan to “make changes and have fun”.
If the success of Valeo Foods has told us anything, it is that the industry is full of SMEs ripe for combination into something bigger. Bellingham Capital has picked a niche to apply this model – the test begins now.
Mark Little and Aine Kerr have struck gold with the sale of their disinformation fighting start-up to the Swedish streaming giant. Speaking to The Currency, Little explains what the company actually does, and where it is heading.
Tommie Gorman is a giant of Irish journalism and as he launches his new book Never Better, he considered the future relationships on the island of Ireland and how King Charles may be a vital figure in the coming years.
The multinational behind Ikea’s retail stores has announced a €100m investment in Dublin housing, under a new funding model that could be replicated. Will the €30bn managed in Ireland by the Ingka Group trickle into the domestic economy?
Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney sees “a window of opportunity” this month in the resumption of talks with the UK government on the Northern Ireland Protocol. He was speaking at an event organised in association with The Currency to mark Tommie Gorman’s new book.
Ed Rossiter founded the recruitment company Phoenix with grand ambitions. Four years later it is operating across Ireland and the US, has 50 employees and €1m in backing. But during this uncertain economic period, what happens next?
Ireland's public finances have come to depend on a handful of companies that – judging by their share prices – look vulnerable. Market forecasters give an indication of the tax we might expect from them in 2023.
In their American home, the big tech firms present here are used to skilled staff working and investing in early-stage companies throughout their career. This hasn’t happened much in Ireland yet, but there are “super early signs” that change may be coming.
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