In a nearly 200-page redacted judgment, High Court President David Barniville found it "unfathomable" a fund director was deprived of fair procedures including an oral hearing in the face of career-destroying allegations disputing his “credibility, truthfulness and honesty”.
Laydex, a family-owned building solutions company, has just been acquired by a Swedish multinational. Its MD, Peter Woods, talks about the company’s origins, surviving numerous challenges, and how it plans to grow by acquisition and organically.
Documents sent to the Public Accounts Committee by justice and homeless services officials also point to a growing trend in families entering homelessness after leaving the international protection system.
Stephen Feinberg is trying to win congressional approval of the largest defense budget ever while browbeating contractors to speed production, write Drew FitzGerald, Lara Seligman, and Marcus Weisgerber, The Wall Street Journal.
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign-wealth fund is on the verge of pulling funding for the upstart league that lured star golfers away from the PGA Tour and divided the sport, writes Andrew Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
Thousands of new hotel rooms have entered the capital in recent years, yet occupancy rates have remained high.
Noel O'Callaghan claims he gave his sons a €400m hotel group, only to be frozen out of the business when he questioned their management decisions. The claims are hotly contested in a row over salaries, bloodstock, a penthouse, and trust.
Established in 2014, Connaught Ventilation Supplies has grown to a turnover of more than €10 million and attracted the attention of a Swedish mulitnational which intends to aquire it.
The MMA fighter welcomed the settlement and said it would allow him to focus on training for his upcoming fight this summer.
Bezos-founded companies push ahead in satellite connections and rocket launches; Musk’s SpaceX has dominated both businesses for years, writes Amira McKee, The Wall Street Journal.
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