From tariffs to oil prices and corporation tax, the ripples created by the US election have begun to make their way across the Atlantic. The Currency’s writers have been anticipating them.
The tech industry, a vital cog in Gaza's economy and link to the outside world, has been decimated as Israel’s assault halts life in the strip. Amid the devastation, tireless work is ongoing to keep the sector alive.
For over a decade Chinese businessman Colm Wu was one of Ireland's most active investors in property. Often backed by Chinese co-investors he built up a mini-empire of hotels, pubs, restaurants and properties. Now a jewel is being sold off.
A stand-out rugby player, Mullin's finance and banking career ended in ignominy, near-bankruptcy and now a criminal conviction. In sentencing, his saving grace may well be that he stuck around to face the music.
Receivership and legal action mark the latest developments in Paddy McKillen Jr’s debt challenge.
Gerard Casey, the son of a Tipperary cattle dealer, wants to accelerate growth at Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland – both organically and through acquisitions. In a wide-ranging interview, the former Goldman Sachs trader sets out his plan.
The CTO of the £7.26 billion publicly-traded money transfer business talks to The Currency about the need for more competition in the Irish market and Monzo's imminent arrival.
The judicial review of Codling's foreshore licence highlights the roadblocks facing Ireland's offshore wind development and the tension between conflicting climate and habitat imperatives. It has now been decided.
In June, an audit found the State’s oversight of pet food production is “not fit for purpose”. Released records point to serious ramifications if things don't improve, and fast.
US multinationals and their employees have grown into Ireland’s main source of tax revenue. Whoever gains control of Washington in Tuesday’s election will face a set of deadlines on the rules governing their transatlantic business.
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