The Irish arm of the global consulting firm Mercer is in the firing line over alleged equity losses in the company's pension scheme. Just what happened, and what is now at stake?
A network of four regional start-up support hubs will take over the State-sponsored accelerator programme. From geographic reach to extended timelines, they promise to do more with less and target one key metric for the indigenous tech scene: jobs.
Oisin Hanrahan's Handy is the dominant marketplace for matching tradespeople and customers in the US. Here he explains how Handy came out on top, why Amazon can't compete with it, and how he intends to grow the business 10x from here.
New documents prepared by the online questionnaire firm in Dublin provide a rare level of detail in the relocation of intellectual property to Ireland common to countless tech multinationals. Meanwhile, the more discreet Mentor Graphics is preparing to repatriate billions out of Shannon.
Despite Covid-19, Conor McCarthy remains focused on scaling Dublin Aerospace. He talks about rising through the ranks at Aer Lingus, being poached by Michael O’Leary, launching AirAsia and why he would never become a tax exile.
An Irish subsidiary of aircraft leasing business CMIG is suing global banking giant BNP Paribas for negligence in Commercial Court proceedings, claiming its Dublin-based bank account was defrauded.
Exclusive figures compiled by Greenpeace estimate the digital giant’s power demand for its expanding data hosting business in Ireland. The numbers add up, and they show AWS has a long way to go to its full renewable commitment
Barry English founded Winthrop in 1995. Now, 25 years later, the businessman is preparing to sell the engineering firm – and, given its margins and pipeline of contracts, it could fetch up to €250 million.
The focus of the Grenfell Inquiry remained firmly on the Irish firm this week from fire safety standards to its orchestrated lobbying campaign in the wake of the fatal London blaze.
Supporters and ex-players talk about the Manchester United way, forgetting that there were lots of Manchester United ways, before the direction of that became indistinguishable from the will of one man. But Alex Ferguson retired seven years ago.
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