“Ultimately, number one, it’s about creating a unified brand, one Waystone”

Two Irish fishermen have been suing The Guardian newspaper for five years after an article alleging they illegally used cheap labour. The Garda and the Department of Transport are now involved in the case, after being told to hand over official documents.

The Covid-19 pandemic is likely to result in significant longer-term changes to how people shop and work. These changes may weigh heavily on the commercial property sector in Ireland, which was already worsening before the onset of the pandemic.

Four cases against FBD over disputed Covid-19 insurance cover have been admitted to the Commercial Court, in what has been described as a test case of great significance.

From settling outstanding tax cases to incentivising early payment of Vat, Eoin O’Shea looks at a suite of measures that could help make up the escalating Exchequer shortfall.

Four publicans have begun test cases against FBD over disputed Covid-19 insurance cover. The issue has already been highly damaging for the insurer. But if it loses, it could become an awful lot worse, as new financial projections show.

One of Ireland’s fastest growing tech companies, Teamwork laid off 21 staff recently. However, its co-founder Peter Coppinger says the Cork company remains ambitious for growth.

The head of global agribusiness Alltech finds himself hosting the first virtual edition of his company’s popular annual industry conference. He discusses how food production can navigate “the next normal”, and why his $3 billion firm remains private even as it enters new areas of digital technology and medicine.

Mark O’Reilly’s company Fitvision provides corporate and physical wellness classes to about 10,000 people each week. The classes may have moved online as a result of Covid-19, but the former footballer believes that wellness has never been more crucial for staff.

Using a string of complex corporate transactions, an Irish subsidiary of the software giant Workday managed to pull off quite the feat: it made a $5bn gain, before making it disappear.

Gregor Greber, co-founder of Swiss investment firm Veraison, speaks exclusively to The Currency as he joins forces with disgruntled shareholders to remove all Irish directors from Aryzta’s board.