Perigord, which designs artwork for the life sciences sector, sold a majority stake to Indian giant Tech Mahindra last year for €21 million. It has brought fire power and even more ambition to the business, says Perigord CEO Alan Leamy.
Successive rule changes purported to outlaw the double Irish and single malt tax structures but they left a gap wide open. Here is how Abbott stepped into it to minimise the tax due on profits from Covid-19 and other medical tests.
Wood and bird feathers are among foreign materials alleged to have been in contaminated salt supplied to Glanbia's cheese plants in 2020.
Months before Covid-19, Abbott Laboratories completed the reorganisation of a rapid diagnostics unit across Ireland and Malta. When this business ballooned, profits trickled through the supposedly closed double Irish loophole.
Blacks Brewery and Distillery is raising millions to develop a new 19,000 square foot brewhouse, and it is doing so through a tax friendly scheme for investors. Co-founder Sam Black talks returns, earnings and market competition.
We hear a lot about cultural reform within financial institutions. However, sometimes, it is really hard to believe it.
In an open conversation, Patrick Collison talks Limerick, building self-confidence and what it takes to be a founder.
Ivana Bacik's election as Labour Party leader is a critical moment for the party, but the problems for social democrats are not unique to Ireland, even if the electoral system in Ireland exacerbates them.
Reits all over the world are getting swallowed up by the ravenous alternative assets industry. Hibernia made an especially good target because, In Ireland, the very existence of Reits is up for debate.
US property group Hines has been accused of using Slapp tactics in a legal row with a resident's group over a 19-storey build-to-rent apartment block in Dublin 8. Instead of delivering a quick knock out blow to the challenge, the case has been referred to Europe.
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