Over 500 hospitality businesses use the software developed by former Jurys group IT chief Ronan McAuley. Now, the London private-equity investor wants to scale it into the UK and further afield.
A revision of the EU’s Chips Act is in place as Ireland takes on the Council presidency and the IDA aims to make “mega-sites” available to the world’s biggest chipmakers.
Record-breaking heat waves are challenging the continent’s longstanding resistance to cooling technology, spawning new political battles, writes Matthew Dalton, The Wall Street Journal.
Dow industrials closed June at a record high, writes Krystal Hur, The Wall Street Journal.
The band members have already filed defamation proceedings against RTÉ over its reporting of Bob Vylan's appearance at Glastonbury festival last summer when the band led chants of "death to the IDF" over the war in Gaza.
"Ultimately the problem is that if our society wants fireworks, they have to be stored somewhere," the High Court found in a legal challenge that meshed spectacle, rural enterprise, and legal ingenuity.
Tapestry VC, an investor in Irish unicorn Fin, has launched its third, $80m fund to back repeat founders. Co-founder Patrick Murphy explains why opportunities in Europe have “never been clearer” and when progress needs the state to step in.
Country-by-country EU reporting requirement forces companies to offer additional public tax details, write Richard Rubin and Theo Francis, The Wall Street Journal.
John McCarthy won several claims of misappropriation of funds against a former business partner in a UK court ruling but the most serious allegations of fraud were rejected by the judge.
Entrepreneur Gerard Lane has won a bitter legal row against his former business partner Denis Connolly over their ownership of Tinakilly House, described by the High Court as “one of the most successful hotels and wedding venues in the country”.
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