The Western Development Commission is a frequent investor in medtech in the West of Ireland. The Currency examines the depth of those investments and potential risks of over-reliance.
A WSJ analysis shows a small number of accounts on Polymarket and Kalshi—often pros using data-driven algorithmic trading—take home most of the winnings, write Neil Mehta, Katherine Long and Caitlin Ostroff, The Wall Street Journal.
Alternative lender Novellus Finance has appointed a receiver over Mashup's industrial site in Co Longford which holds planning permission for a battery farm, solar park, and a recycling facility.
Five PornHub-related companies recently filed their 2021 financial statements, shedding light on revenues and lawsuits.
Released records show Greyhound Racing Ireland officials were subject to physical threats during a welfare inspection last year as the agriculture department prepares legal cases in three investigations.
The president’s reach for government stakes in private companies has business leaders scrambling, write Maggie Severns, Gavin Bade, Josh Dawsey and Meridith McGraw, The Wall Street Journal.
For the past 30 years, McEvoy has placed the right talent in Ireland's best businesses. He speaks to the importance of cultural fit, AI, and recalls when a little-known U2 opened for his college band.
One Health Record, which is set to replace hundreds of legacy systems, is the largest technology project in the history of the State. Does the health service have the capacity to control its cost?
Two of Ireland's best-known entrepreneurs, Barry English and Tommy Kelly, are embroiled in a complex dispute with the operating company they hired to run their private jet.
Founded in 1981, Chemical Solutions Group has just bought Resource Chemicals. The deal will push the company's revenues towards €130m, but CEO Kevin Quinn explains why this is only the start.
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