The investor group combined own 11.5% of the owner of Irish Ferries. One opposing shareholder told The Currency: “We feel the offer is inadequate at its current level.”
Former Press Up boss Paddy McKillen Jr has failed to get a €2.1m bankruptcy summons against him dismissed. But he has got a six-month reprieve.
The Reform UK leader faces ebbing support and mounting questions over party donations, write Max Colchester and David Luhnow, The Wall Street Journal.
Lenders who seized control from Paul Coulson last year eye exit as metal packaging unit’s market cap hits $3bn.
If the 951-acre equestrian estate doesn’t find a buyer, it will be sold at an invitation-only horse auction in October, writes E.B. Solomont, The Wall Street Journal.
The story of a long fight to save a short stretch of seaside public walkway from being closed off when cruise liners docked – and the protesters too determined to give up.
AerCap revealed that, after four years of war in Ukraine, its total recoveries from Russian airlines and insurers has reached $3bn – but the mission to recoup funds is far from over.
London retailer wants billionaire’s estate to pay for settlements and seeks to remove his widow as executor, writes Natasha Dangoor, The Wall Street Journal.
The company brought legitimacy to a business once dominated by scalpers. Now it’s facing complaints of lengthy fights to get money back; stranded outside a World Cup game, writes Hanna Krueger, The Wall Street Journal.
Geely, one of the world's largest car manufacturers, may already be familiar with Irish roads through its ownership of Volvo, Lotus, and Polestar. But it is now primed to launch its own models into Ireland.
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