Five years and four prime ministers since Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, the Conservative party remains riven with indecision.
Tughans is being sued by major law firm Brown Rudnick over the controversial fallout of Northern Ireland's biggest property deal. Luckily for the firm, a recent court ruling in London will see it backed by its insurer RSA.
After an intense six months, the property development company founded by Johnny Ronan had finalised a string of transactions involving some of the most high-profile sites and offices in Dublin.
New filings show the scale of money being moved through Ireland by Monster Energy and Ancestry.com. Meanwhile, results for H&MV Engineering show why it was bought out by private equity earlier this year.
Acacia, a facility management business, with a roster of blue-chip clients, has been acquired by Apleona, a German-headquartered company intent on boosting its presence in Ireland.
Evan Mcgloughlin and his co-founders left Dublin due to high costs and decamped to Spain where they plan to build their new language learning app for the Spanish market.
In relaxing lending standards, the Central Bank will make houses less affordable. With construction costs and interest rates rising, is this a price worth paying?
Zeb Evans has built a $4bn valued business from the ground up. In a wide-ranging discission, he outlines the company’s ambitions for Dublin, explains how be balances creativity with being a CEO, and talks about what makes a great company.
EMI MR Investments has objected to a rescue plan for the well known George's Street eatery co-owned by chef Dylan McGrath. The firm, owed €700,000 by another of McGrath's ventures linked to Fade Street Social, has put forward an alternative investment plan.
Damien Grey, the chef-owner of two-star Michelin restaurant Liath, is first and foremost a businessperson. He spoke to The Currency about his obsession with numbers, the storm facing his sector, and having integrity above all else.
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