Lawyer Philip Lee has worked on everything from commercial trade disputes involving bananas to helping Ryanair secure injunctions. Along the way, he built his eponymous law firm. So, just how did he do it and what will he do next?
As the troubled global baking business releases crucial annual results, Sean Keyes and Thomas Hubert assess its chances of emerging from under a mountain of debt.
Veteran restaurateur Padraic Hanley carefully built up a group of eateries across fashionable areas of Dublin. Now, it is insolvent and fighting for its future. Just what went wrong?
Three UK businessmen who came to Ireland with a new technology to generate cash from farm waste are brought before the High Court by their creditors.
Michael Dawson has had a varied career. He started out in politics in the late 70s, booked out the RDS for Italia 90, built up the business One4All and sold it for €100 million.
Irish media lawyer Paul Tweed retained by former National Inquirer editor over new expose by Ronan Farrow.
Industry experts warn of a “disproportionate” impact on Ireland as new US tariffs are set to hit European exports in two weeks’ time.
As policymakers grapple with modernising antiquated global tax laws, new data ranks Ireland as the third biggest mover of US dividends in 2018. “I was surprised by the exact magnitude of Ireland’s numbers,” former Treasury official says.
To justify the current share price of Paddy Power, it would help for the merger with Stars to go through. More importantly, Flutter needs billions of dollars to flow, from punters all over America, into their slick new FanDuel Sportsbook apps.
Just how did an Irish shell company become mired in a battle involving Russian oligarchs, fraud, alleged collusion and the 460th most traded product in the world.
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