Wing and a win: What UK-US trade pact means for aerospace industry in Northern Ireland

The investment pact was to deliver 20 primary care centres for €95 million with the financial backing of London-based ESO Capital. The deal soured but who is at fault?

As the entertainment industry remains frozen by Covid-19 restrictions, Deutsche Entertainment enters the all-Ireland gig market with three experienced local partners.

New Look has spent 17 years building a nationwide chain across Ireland. Now, confidential documents obtained by The Currency reveal how a company with €12 million in the bank could be insolvent by October.

As coronavirus threatens the survival of many businesses, travel agents are hanging on by their fingertips. Travel agent John Galligan explains how changes to the wage subsidy scheme could be the nail in the coffin for his industry.

After almost a quarter of a century in business, Shack Restaurant in Temple Bar has temporarily closed due to the impact of Covid-19 on its business. Its owner would love to reopen in the future but admits the outlook is bleak.

The British department store chain Debenhams shuttered its 11 Irish stores in April. Now, in a show of confidence in the Irish retail sector, Mike Ashley is hatching a plan to acquire the leases and transform the properties into House of Fraser outlets.

From a standing start in 2011, Ella De Guzman now has four shops and a growing online platform reselling designer goods. Covid-19 has heavily impacted her business, but the Canadian-born, Irish-based entrepreneur believes the crisis will make second-hand goods more acceptable.

Online payments company Stripe was reported to be actively looking at additional office space in Dublin prior to Covid-19. Its co-founder Patrick Collison says that the crisis will change behaviour – both for companies and for workers.

Jim O'Callaghan entered politics later in life than some and has become a key figure in Fianna Fáil, despite being surprisingly left out of Cabinet for this government. He talks to Sam Smyth about his leadership aspirations, golfgate and why he wouldn't be opposed to going into government with Sinn Féin.

Backed by the Ireland’s sovereign wealth fund Isif, the Irish Infrastructure Fund has spent heavily buying up Irish assets. However, Isif has now raised concerns following a sexual harassment controversy at AMP Capital, the fund’s infrastructure manager.