SuperAwesome, the London-based “kid tech” company established by Irish entrepreneur Dylan Collins, has just added Microsoft to its shareholder register. The company is profitable and brokers want it to go public. So why raise the money at all? Collins tells Ian Kehoe.
The stake of Petrel Resources’ largest shareholders remains frozen by a court order, but the company and its new investors have agreed to put the dispute down to an alleged fraudulent loan default triggered by a US lender – and plough ahead.
The staffer worked in cybersecurity, fraud prevention and technology. Now though, it remains unclear who the individual actually was.
Stephen Kinsella reflects on why politicians say the things they do to get votes. He sat down with me to tell me more about this plus how the government system is becoming so complex that it is difficult to solve the country’s issues in one electoral cycle.
Insolvency figures are decreasing in retail in Ireland but this does not reflect the big picture for what’s going on within the industry. Bricks and mortar stores continue to battle the rise of online shopping and the uncertainty of Brexit.
Since late December, millions of Datalex shares have traded hands. In that time Tom Anderson has been both a buyer and seller of shares. What's spurred the recent transactions, and who's doing the buying?
A stake held by businessman Roger Tamraz and his associates at the centre of a dispute between Clontarf oil explorer Petrel Resources and its new majority owners remains frozen by the courts as allegations of an unlawful loan default emerge.
The top civil servant at Department of Business, Enterprise, and Innovation Dr Orlaigh Quinn talks productivity, Brexit and female entrepreneurship.
Head of compliance is a major role at Davy, Ireland's biggest broker and wealth manager. As Davy's experienced head of compliance parts ways with the firm, the stockbroker won't say who is her successor.
Having spent years fighting tooth and nail to avoid bankruptcy, in the end, the former millionaire bowed to its inevitability and consented to the petition against him by one of his creditors, the UK private equity firm Maven Capital.
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