“The level of uncertainty that’s there is really, really high because people can’t predict”

Demand for health and wellness solutions have ballooned in the last year, accelerating a rise in the wellness industry. The significant shift in focus inspired Peigín Crowley to launch an Irish brand with growing global appeal.

VMware is first to detail the impact of its IP onshoring to Ireland less than two years ago. The tax benefits are enormous and, like never before, they are laid bare for all to see.

What can business leaders learn from elite sports? Quite a lot, according to Bernard Brogan, the former Dublin GAA star who has transitioned into business. He talks about launching both Legacy Communications and PepTalk and identifies transferable skills from sport to business.

Michael Wymes was declared bankrupt in 2018 after failing to discharge a €4.8 million legal costs order. The Supreme Court believes his legal challenge to the bankruptcy code is of general public importance because "bankruptcy is a useful and frequently used method of enforcing debt".

In one of the biggest Irish tax schemes in a generation, an accountancy firm set up 27 separate syndicates to invest in an opaque scheme in the British Virgin Islands. Some 231 high net worth Irish residents signed up, and they all are now being targeted by the tax authority.

Declan Ganley claims CNN's allegedly defamatory story about pressure being applied in the awarding of a Pentagon 5G contract worth billions was published in pursuit of the commercial and political agenda of the media group's owners and Rivada rival AT&T.

On June 3, 2018, David Drumm was convicted of two charges of false accounting and conspiracy to defraud. Combined with time served in the US, he is now free.

Former INM chairman Leslie Buckley loses his High Court challenge to revoke the appointment of inspectors to the media group in 2018.

Eoin Goulding has built Ireland’s biggest cybersecurity firm without bank debt or external finance. Now, he wants to scale Integrity360 in the UK and US and increase revenues to €100m. He explains the plan and talks about Covid-19, the dark web and cyber-attacks.

His pubs may have been forced to shut, but Ernest Cantillon doubled turnover at his gin and whiskey company last year. He talks about navigating his businesses through the pandemic, taking out insurance with FBD and why he would never open a pub in Dublin again.