Herald Investment Management has offloaded its stake in the airline software company while Sean O’Driscoll and Pageant Investments have gone in deeper.
In May accountant Joe Walsh was tasked, as examiner, with rescuing 25-year-old Instrotec. On Thursday his rescue plan was approved by the High Court. What does it say?
The energy start-up was co-founded by Don O’Leary, the former site lead at Stripe in Ireland. It raised €1.5m from climate investors but is now being wound up with backers made whole.
John Purdy’s IT services group, Ergo, is targeting sales of €233 million in 2025. It has appointed corporate finance advisors to sell a stake in the business to fund its growth.
Caitriona Ryan and Nicola Ralph, co-founders of the Institute of Dermatologists in Dublin, have been named IMAGE PwC Entrepreneur of the Year. They talk business models, inspiration, and the future.
As AI accelerates change at breakneck speed, futurist Haim Israel is charting the mega-trends that will define the next 20 years — from data monopolies and energy crises to the rise of social intelligence and the reinvention of healthcare.
The Irish packaging giant is one of several firms accused in a complaint by a pastry business of anti-competitive actions and coordinated price increases.
Tom Godfrey has seen it all: market crashes, privatisations, and high-stakes mergers. What’s next for the man who’s helped shape Ireland Inc from the inside?
The Chinese tech firm has more than doubled revenues for its European cloud business, booked through Ireland, despite a clutch of regulatory and legal challenges in Europe.
The waste entrepreneur wants to build the 217-bed project on property owned by one of his companies in the Blackpitts area. If permission is granted, it will add to his stable of hotel offerings in the capital.
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