Future Ventures leads $36m funding round for Irish-led fusion start-up

The Currency has obtained a copy of a report by the liquidator of Brendan Investments, plus an audio recording of this week’s AGM. They raise significant questions about the collapse of the Eddie Hobbs fronted fund, which lost most of the €12m it raised from 800 investors.

In part two of our investigation into urban planning, Sean Keyes explains how a concerted effort to get the most out of our rail assets would solve Ireland's knottiest problems in one go. However, it is dependent on certain things happening first.

After a stunning first year on the NASDAQ, things are starting to wobble for GAN. Growth in its operating business stalled, just at the moment that investors lost faith in money-losing companies.

The commission into the sale of Siteserv to Denis O’Brien is due to publish its final report next week. It is a deadline that it will certainly miss, leaving some under the shadow of the inquiry still waiting for what they believe will be vindication.

The war in Ukraine shows the need to expose money laundering structures routed through Ireland by applying the “many eyes principle,” says Transparency International Ireland’s John Devitt.

Global Shares is in the business of helping companies pay their employees in equity. So what can be learned from how Global Shares' own cap table is organised?

In the first part of a major investigation, we look at the potential of an alternative form of development to solve Ireland's most pressing problem.

The Irish operation of retail magnate Mike Ashley received €2.8m in government supports and paid a €1m dividend last year. Plus, in a move that will cause concern to retail property investors, it has just booked a massive provision on long term leases in Ireland.

A housing system has two parts: the market and the state. In Ireland, around half of households are not being helped by either, according to sobering new analysis.

He’s founded three ed-tech companies - selling one for €25 million - and he’s on the board of three more. He’s not a technologist, nor an educator. So what does Anthony Quigley understand that others don’t?