In 2022, Greece plummeted in the World Free Press Index to become the lowest ranked country in Europe, sitting at 108 out of 180 countries worldwide.
The news that Liverpool could be for sale for £3 billion demonstrated all that has been achieved under Jurgen Klopp, but it may not get any better than this.
Just a few months after lending debt finance to Altada, a group of Irish investors have appointed a receiver to the firm. How its founders will respond remains unclear.
Avianca's interest in Viva remains "intact" despite the decision, while a new competitor is entering the South American country's low-fares market.
Equals, which is aiming to rebuild and modernise spreadsheets, has raised $16 million in a Series A investment round led by Andreessen Horowitz. Its founders are part of Intercom's ever-growing coterie of employees turned entrepreneurs.
The LHK Group has had many approaches from private equity in recent years. However, the broker has resisted a sale, preferring instead to make its own acquisitions. Its managing director Colm Kelleher explains why the firm is bucking the trend.
IT analyst Tabish Shaikh claimed he was sacked from Infosys in Ireland after he made a protected disclosure. This allowed him to make an unfair dismissals claim against the company even though he was only on short-term secondment from India.
The Irish unit of the US-listed specialist waste collector, which holds the contract for the public health system, has achieved record margins in the past two years.
Bank of Ireland is well set up for inflation: it's taking in much more money, its costs haven't gone up commensurately, it doesn't have big energy bills, and it's low in risk.
Plagued by defects and a total product recall, the Dublin based start-up that raised €8.7 million for its unique range of e-bikes is going to the wall.
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