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

The current pandemic has caused a major loss of revenue for Irish recording artists. As chair of industry group Imro, singer Eleanor McEvoy is trying to help musicians navigate the crisis – as she keeps her eye on developing legislation to protect their intellectual rights online.

The Revenue Commissioners are examining a number of cases where partners in law firms have lowered their income tax bills by sheltering profits in service companies. How does it work? And what happens next?

Five months ago, physicist Yaneer Bar-Yam predicted Covid-19 could have a devastating impact on the world. In this exclusive interview, Bar-Yam, who has influenced everyone from world leaders to Conor McGregor, explains what the world – and Ireland – needs to do to defeat the virus.

Tech transporation giant Uber had built a team of over 500 people in Limerick since 2015. Now it has just let a large number of them go as the business cuts costs in reaction to Covid-19.

Although both the Irish oil explorer’s board and new investors led by businessman Roger Tamraz say they want to keep working together, the cancellation of disputed shares earmarked for a reverse takeover leaves little room for their grand plan to take place.

Within two days of shutting the renowned Forest Avenue restaurant in Dublin due to Covid-19, John and Sandy Wyer transformed it into a high end foodstore. Verging on burnout after years of building the business, the change has given them a renewed vigour.

Listed companies Cinemark, Regal, and AMC are cinema chain operators with billion dollar revenues. They are accused of knocking off digital technology patents in a US case with an Irish connection.

Maximum Media was under pressure before Covid-19 – tensions had emerged with its biggest backer, while revenues had taken a hit. New documents outline the company’s real financial position and map out the potential rescue plan.

KPMG has been appointed as interim examiner to the Niall McGarry-founded business following a move by the debt financier Beach Point. The examiner now has 100 days to save the publisher behind Joe.ie and Sportsjoe.ie.

Hugh and Greg Kavanagh were so close they were called Siamese twins. But the relationship fractured. Now, as they prepare to settle their legal dispute, we examine the bitter row that almost tore a property empire apart.