Aisling Byrne wears a blue and red dress for her interview with The Currency. When asked where she got it, she says “it’s borrowed.” Byrne’s passion for sustainability is evident is the secret to the success behind her company Nuw.
Dozens of investors put €2 million into the owner of digital news site Joe through the Davy EII Tax relief fund. They have now been informed that the investment business has been “written down to nil”. Just what happened?
Having scrapped a plan to enter the UK market, Irish cosmetic treatment chain Sisu is finalising plans to roll out 20 clinics in the US within two years. Co-founders Brian and James Cotter and Pat Phelan talk finance, funding, and injectables.
Irish video aggregator VideoElephant is launching a new 24-hour news and entertainment service VideoElephant TV. Its founder and CEO Stephen O'Shaughnessy explains the strategy behind the move.
As the values of gold and other precious metals rise, owners of quality jewellery should have them reassessed for insurance purposes.
From CGT reform to changes to the Vat regime, Leo Varadkar has a firm view of how the economy needs to deal with Brexit and Covid-19. In a major interview, the Tánaiste and business minister outlines his priorities and future strategy.
A serial entrepreneur and innovator, Niall Murphy is the CEO and founder of EVRYTHNG, a heavily backed IoT company that works with Diageo, Coca Cola and Ralph Lauren to track product traceability and analyse consumer behaviour.
Revenue has successfully challenged the tax status of a €180,000 payment to a worker who claimed he was defamed and victimised. The authority is now examining more cases where individuals receive hefty lump sums when leaving a business.
A bankruptcy official claims Colm Murphy, who was found civilly liable for the Real IRA atrocity, transferred money to his wife to avoid paying the victims' families of the Omagh bombing damages.
Over 154 years of trading, Eason built up a valuable property portfolio in Ireland's biggest towns and cities. Now the shareholders have decided to cash in. Without its free lodgings, what does the future hold for the bookseller?
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