The 2016 state aid decision and yesterday’s court judgment quashing it book-end four years that have seen hundreds of billions worth of intellectual property routed to Ireland. The case has influenced where multinationals locate the source of profits, and this influence is set to continue.
Called the Mill Works, the development comprises 29 apartments distributed across two restored mill buildings and one newly constructed apartment block in Dublin 8.
A year after its Dublin launch, the multinational's ambition of building the definitive international legal services firm in Ireland is undimmed. Managing partner for Ireland David Carthy explains what sets DLA's offering apart from the competition.
It emerged in the course of the discovery proceedings in the escalating battle between pubs and FBD that a fire broke out in 2015 at FBD’s storage facility destroying archival hard copy records.
Judges in Luxembourg have found that the European Commission failed to prove Irish tax deals with Apple were illegal. The main reason? Investigators didn’t go far enough in their probing of the Revenue’s “incomplete and occasionally inconsistent” rulings.
Tommy Kearns founded Xtremepush in 2014 and in the past three years has made two high-profile acquisitions of UK firms. He spoke to The Currency about his experience in the mobile technology industry over the past 20 years, growing his company and the fallout of Covid-19.
Billed as “the home of the authentic Claddagh ring”, the Galway family business has been riven apart by a bitter dispute between brothers Philip and Andrew Fried. Last week, the High Court heard new claims about missing stock and a cleared out company bank account.
Andrew MacKay was there when Providence Resources hit oil off Cork. Eight years later, convinced of the potential of the Barryroe field, the oil and gas veteran has joined the board of the explorer. He talks exclusively to The Currency.
Cadence Capital may be small, and only a year old. But the beauty of wealth management, says Robert McGlynn, is that it's a scalable business. We discuss their ambitions for the company, how to manage money in roiling markets, and wealth in Ireland.
Majority owned by Mayfair Equity Partners, Promise Gluten Free has a €100m valuation. It has now acquired Rudi’s Gluten Free Bakery and Rudi’s Organic Bakery brands in the United States.
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