Dermot O’Shea was close to floating his high-tech antenna business when Covid almost bankrupted it. However, Taoglas quickly rebounded, taking on private equity funding at a $200m valuation last year. The Wexford native tells his remarkable story.
Brenda Breathnach has turned a Brooklyn brewery into the popular venue 3 Dollar Bill. She tells Hannah McCarthy about growing the business over 15 years.
The Irish customer service software unicorn's chief product officer tells The Currency about its $94 million bet on the breakthrough technology.
The finance department examined potential changes in the run-up to Budget 2025 to close the loophole. Revenue officials warned it allowed a director to employ a family member on an artificially low wage and still fund a pension fund for them of up to €2 million tax free.
Several dozen Belfry investors sold “a pig in a poke” protested outside of the Central Bank this Thursday, demanding more action from the regulator to force AIB to repay their investment.
The Labour Court found Verizon EWC members couldn't bill the company for attending a training conference in Hamburg and receiving Brexit advice. An appeal is due to go before the High Court.
Malin Corporation is seeking a €110 million capital reduction to distribute €45 million to shareholders following its profitable exit from CG Oncology.
The property developer’s central Irish holding entity has agreed to guarantee part of the liabilities being restructured by his son’s hospitality business with lender Cheyne Capital – for a fee.
Ed Murphy has led franchise businesses that have created more than 6,000 jobs. The Wexford native talks about the key to selecting the right franchise, how to tweak it for the Ireland market, and explains how even a good franchise idea can fail.
Budget 2025 was the starting gun for the election campaign but also the first test of Roderic O’Gorman's Green leadership. Is there enough there to win over new voters?
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