From growth to gridlock: The dispute that pushed Polo Stores into liquidation

Wissam Al Mana, a publicity-shy retail magnate once married to Janet Jackson, has issued High Court proceedings against the social media giant over content housed on its platform. So just who is Wissam Al Mana and why is the case being taken in Dublin?

Conor Hillery was one of eight bankers promoted to manage specific regions or products as part of one of the largest reshuffles in the bank’s history. Still only in his 40s, he is one of the most senior Irish-born bankers internationally.

The Tralee-based food technology giant saw its EBITDA top €1 billion for the first time last year, according to yesterday’s results. After missing out on a mega-merger three months ago, is it time for Kerry to concentrate on what it is best at?

Deloitte managing partner Harry Goddard leads a firm with 90 partners and 2,700 staff. He talks about his rise to the top, the future of work, climate change and the issues facing the Irish - and global - economy.

Prop-tech probably prompts thoughts of things like smart fridges or being able to control all the electrical elements in your house through one device. In reality, it’s a growing industry that focuses on planning, development, asset management and more. This piece aims to provide a comprehensive overview of how Ireland is embracing prop-tech.

In the latest installment of the Mapping Multinationals series, we unlock Microsoft's Irish presence - the tax tactics, the IP moves and the dividend strategy.

Abbott Laboratories (market cap: €142 billion) has been battling Edwards Lifesciences (market cap: €42 billion) in US and UK courts over the Pascal, Edwards' device for fixing leaky heart valves. Now the fight is coming to Ireland.

VideoDoc was billed as the next big thing, raising millions from investors and even appointing a former health minister as chair. Now, its assets have been sold for crumbs with liquidators poised to wind up the business. Just what went wrong?

First elected to the Dáil at the age of 27, Lucinda Creighton was a rising star in Fine Gael – before she resigned from the party over her stance on abortion. Having left Irish politics for good, Creighton has entered the world of business through Vulcan Consulting.

Northern Ireland-born banker Martin Shields made millions off so-called cum-ex transactions now at the centre of a spectacular German investigation. This week, he offered to give €15 million back to the taxpayer.