From Kilmainham to the Pentagon: How a quiet Irish firm became a prize in the AI arms race

DWS is suing Gap and Champion Sports over missed rent as their stores remain closed, but the German landlord is not put off investing in Ireland: it has poured over half a billion euro into Dublin property in the past year alone.

The Irish airline CityJet is challenging a provision within the Irish tax code that it says drives staff costs up by a third. Without a swift change, the airline says the logical solution is to decamp from Ireland. But will the government back down?

In 2019, Mercury Engineering achieved something few Irish firms do — it succeeded in Europe.

Vehicles used by US vulture funds to purchase debt portfolios from KBC and the former ACC in the past two years have just filed accounts for the first time, channelling healthy tax-free income to their investors.

To help meet growing demand from supermarkets, Yeo Valley rationalised its range and changed its production lines.

IBI is the grand dame of Irish corporate advisory celebrating its 54th birthday this year. It has advised on the biggest deals ever done in Ireland as well as much smaller ones. Managing director Ted Webb tells its story and unveils its plans for the future.

Twitter is the latest multinational to reveal a multi-billion intellectual property onshoring in Ireland, suppressing its tax liability here in the process. The company and its rival Facebook are also bracing for the first significant data protection fines under GDPR.

During his editorship, Lionel Barber transformed the Financial Times from a niche printed publication to a global media powerhouse. He explains how he did it and reflects on the business and political powerbrokers he dealt with along the way.

Margot Slattery is responsible for diversity and inclusion in one of the world’s biggest companies. In this interview, she reflects on the impact of Covid-19 on her business Sodexo and reflects on what the recent US election means.

Big sums of money are being thrown around in the nascent US sports betting market. Not to be outdone, GAN is spending big to acquire its own sports betting technology.