The investor revealed a family office feud. The world’s richest man came to his defense on social media, write Peter Rudegeair and Kevin T. Dugan, The Wall Street Journal.
Damien Kelly and his Australian wife Karla made it big in traffic management. Their company's sale has seen them buy a dream Queensland beach property.
Well-timed bets about the war in Iran have raised eyebrows and calls from Democrats for more regulation, writes Philip Wegmann, The Wall Street Journal.
After becoming just the sixth man to complete golf’s career grand slam, the 36-year-old from Northern Ireland is hoping he can spark another run of major titles—starting with a second green jacket., writes Andrew Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
Monzo couldn't replicate its UK success in the US. After a disappointing run across the Atlantic, it's hoping Ireland can launch it into the EU market. Will it succeed?
Behind stable headline figures, Irish-led acquisitions surged in early 2026. Meanwhile, private equity pulled back, international buyers grew more cautious, and funding tilted towards fewer, larger raises.
Justin Rose’s career looked like it was winding down. Then he transformed his game and enters the season’s first major playing some of the best golf of his life, writes Andrew Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
The crypto foundation was this week tied to members of a controversial Cambodian group sanctioned by the US but the former taoiseach has denied any links to the charity’s Irish arm.
U.S. and allies turn to tech, patrols and new routes to defend crucial underwater infrastructure against Russia and China, writes Mike Cherney, The Wall Street Journal.
The US vulture fund, allied to Link Financial and Deutsche Bank, had not acquired NPL portfolios of this size from Irish banks in several years.
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