Few publishers successfully cross the chasm from print to digital – but DMG Media is one. CEO Paul Henderson explains how the company is doing it, and outlines its plans for the future.
For years crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending have existed in a grey area in Ireland. New EU rules now mean a changing playing field for start-ups and investors.
The Dublin start-up has been growing sales of energy-saving lights and solar panels as a service to business customers. Its co-founder Kevin Maughan says this model is on the cusp of becoming a mainstream product.
After changing hands twice, the debt of farmers who had borrowed from ACC ended up in a dual structure set up by CarVal under new rules governing Section 110 companies. How successful has it been in reducing the vulture fund’s Revenue bills?
Three people living near a student accommodation project in Goatstown, Dublin 14 – one of them head of development for a co-living company – are being sued by an investor for "wrongfully delaying" the project.
Siobhan Byrne Learat forged her reputation organising luxury trips for celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Michael Jackson. Scratch a little deeper and you find a driven entrepreneur who has four degrees and speaks six languages. She speaks about building a business, weathering Covid and supporting local enterprises.
Major new data on housing delivery and costs reveal just how weak supply really is. But to fix the problem, we need to focus on land, the role of public housing and the vexed issue of construction costs.
When you start investigating Rosneft’s Irish operations, you discover a complicated network of entities stretching from the British Virgin Islands to Cyprus to Hong Kong. This is how Ireland became a country of choice for the Russian oil giant.
Loanitt aims to make it easier for mortgage holders to access the best deals. Having just secured an open banking licence, it has now signed a major deal with mobile phone giant Three.
To understand Novak Djokovic, it is necessary to understand Serbia and the Western Balkans, where 75 per cent of people believe in one or more Covid conspiracy.
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