The startup began as an emoji-named app for teens before becoming a crusader for open-source AI, write Sam Schechner and Robbie Whelan, The Wall Street Journal.
“It’s entirely commercial – we pay zero," said an Irish Rail spokesperson of the new food cart between Dublin and Galway being run as a commercial pilot.
Investors and staff in National Broadband Ireland set out to commercialise the skills acquired in open-access telecoms software and made a deal in the UK, but a major shareholder has now written off the value of X3T.
An exhibit honoring the controversial designer was set to take place at the Met until politicians and donors expressed dissent, write Chavie Lieber, Anna Silman and Kelly Crow, The Wall Street Journal.
The Irish lessor is butting heads with Honeywell over who owns an expensive piece of aircraft kit and says a raft of other parts have yet to be returned by the bankrupt airline.
Richard Donnelly, An Bord Iascaigh Mhara's new CEO, discusses the challenges and opportunities in the Irish seafood sector.
Justice Eileen Roberts said the case between the five-star Co Wicklow hotel and the group founded by tech billionaire Peter Thiel could proceed to the court during a hearing on Wednesday.
The Maldives has become a pipeline for hundreds of millions of dollars in Western goods heading to Moscow, write Noemie Bisserbe and Thomas Grove, The Wall Street Journal.
Striking solicitors are not the only ones complaining about funding for the courts. Released files shows the agency's CEO recently warned the incoming secretary general in justice of staff shortages and budget gaps stalling judicial and technological reforms.
W&R Barnett is one of the largest privately held agribusinesses in the UK and Ireland – and the first to avail of an exemption from new EU financial transparency obligations.
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