Two months after entering Scarp, Jobbio has a rescue plan in place

Fleet and vehicle safety technology specialist CameraMatics is receiving unsolicited bids and being approached by bankers about a potential IPO. But CEO Mervyn O’Callaghan wants to grow the value of the business to hundreds of millions of euro first.

Nearly a year on from the Davy bond sale scandal, details are beginning to emerge of the stockbroker’s defence to claims it misled the Belfast developer Patrick Kearney and conspired against him to obtain a “secret profit and windfall”.

The specialist Irish insurance company said it asked its lender to appoint a receiver to ensure customers were looked after as it winds down its operations over the next 12 months.

Unlike Russia’s biggest banks, which are state-owned and cut off from western debt markets, Alfa Bank has been using Ireland to raise more and more funds from investors. An investigation by The Currency charts the money trail.

Despite Brexit and a global pandemic, Irish food and drink exports peaked last year. However, in a rapidly changing world, can the sector continue to thrive? Bord Bia CEO Tara McCarthy talks about the challenges and opportunities facing the food industry.

As the internet enters a new era of privately enforced regulation, Michael Storan and his Dataships co-founder Ryan McErlane are on a voyage to solve data privacy compliance and give people true ownership of their personal data.

In five years, Seabren has gone from building boutique housing in prime Dublin locations to developing major complexes. Now the forces behind the venture are battling over profit shares and claims of misappropriation.

The state-owned utility needs to work with the wider industry if Ireland is to keep the lights on while respecting its climate obligations. CEO Paddy Hayes answers The Currency's questions on finance and grid connections.

The former directors of a luxury car importer and exporter are being pursued for the tax debts of the company, which are said to exceed €2 million.

The Irish solar industry is woefully underdeveloped. The problem isn't a lack of sunlight, but a crushingly slow approval system involving An Bord Pleanála, EirGrid and the ESB.