The Irish-registered Russian lessor, under Western sanctions, alleges EasyJet abandoned its planes in 2022 and it lost more than $70 million in the process.
Nine bodies representing Ireland’s equestrian sports have launched a blistering attack on the State-funded governing body, saying there is “no realistic prospect” of its survival without their support.
AerCap successfully challenged a tax ruling in India to avoid double taxation, while a revamp of bankruptcy rules makes aircraft repossessions in cases of default more straightforward.
Launched by Vincent Browne in 1977, Magill shook up Irish journalism and was home to some of the country's best investigative writers. A new book charts its powerful impact – until things began to go awry.
Online shoppers who try to send back their purchases are discovering surprise fees, shorter return windows and delayed refunds, writes Esther Fung, The Wall Street Journal.
The league lost its Saudi backers earlier this year and star players now stand as LIV’s biggest creditors, write Andrew Beaton and Alexander Gladstone, The Wall Street Journal.
The social media giant has informed the CBI on a voluntary basis of a “potential issue relating to its compliance” with sanctions regulations. UK authorities have been notified too.
From the Garda ombudsman to Irish Rail’s €50 million IT blunder, taxpayers continue to foot the bill for a repeating cycle of state-sponsored technology disasters. Will this project buck the trend?
Tens of millions of foreigners visit each year and domestic travel is rising, but some visitors are tightfisted, writes Hannah Miao, The Wall Street Journal.
Garrett Hayes has advised the family office of French billionaire Xavier Niel and worked on telecoms and private-equity deals. The son of the late Senator Maurice Hayes tells the story of how his career brought him back to Dublin as a partner at Dentons.
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