Ireland missed the first deadline last September and now again this May as it has still not transposed the EU laws underpinning the new transparency requirements.
The multinational has struck a deal to sell its Galway design and manufacturing hub to Quasar Medical. Its Roscommon site is untouched by the deal.
Amid claims and counterclaims, now $12 billion-valued Deel alleges its rival Rippling ran a campaign against it using its “Competitive Intelligence Department”. Rippling rejects these claims and says it has the "highest ethical standards."
Wellman International has been in operation for over 50 years and employs over 200 staff but after a “pattern” of loss making, its parent company is no longer prepared to sustain it.
Killarney-based KWD Group is trying to acquire Bord na Móna Recycling in a deal reported to be worth €55 million. A majority of trade union members are not happy, however.
The British fintech bank, last valued at €5.3bn, is in the process of building out an Irish arm in order to operate in the European market. It has already made a series of high-profile hires and invested millions into its Dublin entity.
Dismissed by Irish banks, Charles Cosgrave turned to private equity to help scale Village Vets into a national network.
Restored bond valuations boosted the value of assets parked in Dublin by the group’s Ingka retail arm past €35bn – before Donald Trump’s election triggered a fresh wave of market instability.
Chris Moore has spent a lifetime pursuing the Kincora story. His new book contains startling revelations about how far the establishment went to protect those who were part of the ring including Lord Mountbatten.
The author, essayist and academic talks healthcare malpractice, the failed promise of diversity, and writing a romance novel with Magic Mike.
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