Aaron Hannon, the 23-year-old co-founder of Luminate Medical, explains why he went to Web Summit, how he became a Thiel fellow, and how he wants to make cancer treatment better for patients.
Stephen Murphy is building a global (legal) cannabis industry empire. His companies invest money, operate conferences and provide market intelligence. Now he's building a platform to connect buyers and sellers of legal cannabis.
Deirdre Lane jettisoned a high-flying corporate career to help tackle the crisis of our time: climate. She argues that too many data centres are being built in Ireland, and that the government has not got serious about really addressing climate and sustainability issues.
The Currency's Senior Contributor Tommie Gorman chaired a panel discussion on Northern Ireland at the MacGill School on Friday involving Jeffrey Donaldson, Claire Hanna and former Northern Ireland secretary Julian Smith.
The European Court of Justice fined Poland €1 million a day for its failure to comply with EU regulations. Roman Imielski is the deputy editor of the largest broadsheet in Poland. He talks to Dion Fanning about the freedoms under threat in Poland today.
A delegation from Qatar Holding recently visited Dublin to tour Brown Thomas and Arnotts. The fund is set to bid for Selfridges, the parent company of the two department stores.
The Chinese investors behind the five star Fota hotel and spa resort are locked in a multi-million euro shareholder row involving claims of fraud and siphoned assets. As they gear up to do battle in the High Court, one side has pulled out secret recorded transcripts.
The US social network has written off most of the value it had booked for the intellectual property placed in its expanding Irish operation. What does the move mean for other multinationals using the popular green jersey tax structure?
Nuritas operates at the cutting edge of biotechnology and has a blue-chip roster of shareholders and backers. But its losses are mounting and its auditors are referencing “material uncertainty”. Just what is going on?
After acquiring INM for just €65 million in mid-2019, internal forecasts at Mediahuis Ireland point to a strong 2021 with revenues and earnings both growing at Ireland’s biggest privately owned media group.
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