Limbo, a weight-loss start up co-founded by Pat Phelan, has raised a €6m seed round. Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal is on board, along with a host of successful Irish tech investors. But what actually is the technology that is promising so much?
The HSE halted payments to the Mater Private amid concerns that it was being billed for hefty intercompany interest bills paid to a Luxembourg entity. The High Court has largely ruled in its favour.
Jim Bergin is CEO of Tirlán co-op, which has now separated its Irish business from Glanbia. In his first interview at Tirlán’s new head office, he outlines how the company intends to make use of its new-found independence.
Regardless of how the current tech slide plays out over the rest of the year, there are legitimate questions to be asked about what the impact is likely to be on funding for Irish innovation.
The European Parliament’s tax group is visiting Ireland to tackle the use of this country as a base to locate profits “at the expense of taxpayers in Europe,” according to its chair. Sinn Féin’s position in support of current tax policy is part of the equation.
A business linked to a former member of Israel’s cyber warfare unit is under investigation by the European Parliament after its software was used to spy on a Greek journalist. Its corporate headquarters is in Ireland.
Uniphar has bought The McCauley Pharmacy Group from CCI, a private equity fund backed by Cardinal Capital and Carlyle. Who were the winners and losers of the deal?
Interest rate overcharging and historic tax issues at Anglo were set to be examined by the IBRC Commission as part of the next phase of its work. With the government poised to shutter the Commission in the coming weeks, what do we know about the two controversies?
The general manager of the five-star Ballyfin Demesne Peter White talks about the return of luxury travel, the rise of the domestic market, and changing perceptions around price.
Art for Amnesty, founded by human rights activist and retired barrister Bill Shipsey, said it had been awaiting a response from Amnesty International to a detailed letter it wrote to them last January concerning intellectual property and “other important issues”.
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