A company controlled by the Cork retail group sought a creditor-led examinership of Lanney’s SuperValu in Ardee earlier this month. Two reports from Deloitte reveal why Musgrave felt the need to petition the court.
Shortly before the end of its financial year in January, the Dell group severed its cloud software arm VMware. Both businesses continued to maximise the green jersey scheme in Ireland to shield their growing European business from corporation tax.
Mid-tier law firm Crowley Millar has just merged with boutique law firm JR Sweeney. Hugh Millar and Joe Sweeney talk about why small law firms will struggle, tackling international entrants, and fighting for victims of the 'Ferrari fugitives.'
As trade routes between Ireland and the continent are redrawn to avoid Britain, France has never felt closer – and its modernising economy is attracting a growing volume of business to and from this island. Thomas Hubert reports from Paris.
Former Formula One boss Eddie Jordan and his Irish business partner Keith O'Loughlin are working with finance house Elkstone on a bid for Altada. And they are not the only potential buyers.
Altada has admitted it is insolvent. Now the circumstances in which a receiver was appointed to the company on foot of a loan charge issued just weeks earlier is to be probed by a provisional liquidator appointed to the AI company.
In October, alternative legal services provider Johnson Hana announced that it had raised €10.5m from AIB. The firm’s chief executive Dan Fox talks about the 11-month process that led to the deal, and reveals what he intends to do with the capital.
Artem Lobov, claims he is owed 5% from the multi-million euro sale of Conor McGregor's former whiskey brand Proper No. Twelve. He also says he is filing defamation proceedings against the MMA fighter and his father over recent comments made on Twitter and Instagram.
Former MMA fighter Artrem Lobov has failed to get his multimillion claim against Conor McGregor fast-tracked into the Commercial Court, as new details of the legal dispute emerge.
BOC Aviation, Nordic Aviation Capital, and Avolon have all issued a new set of cases against various insurers, as the battle between Irish-based aviation lessors and their insurance companies over grounded Russian planes escalates.
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