At the end of an extraordinary week, Ireland’s largest and longest-established angel syndicate has voted to dissolve itself. What this means for the Irish start-up ecosystem, and HBAN, remains unclear.
The heavy-duty battery pack maker has seen its revenue more than double in the last year and now plans to raise up to €30 million in additional capital to expand further in the US.
For the first time, the Dublin- and London-listed green energy investor is acting on its promise to recycle capital. But what exactly is it putting up for sale?
An employee at SportCaller secured an injunction against his dismissal over his ties to an outsourced business. Just what happened?
Bloom Equity Nominee was used by angel investors to invest an estimated €100m in Irish start-ups through the Halo Business Angel Network. Members will vote on whether it should be discontinued.
The serial food entrepreneur behind Itsa Bagel and The Commons café explains how being pragmatic and flexible has allowed her business to thrive.
Cairn Homes CEO Michael Stanley wants to keep growing to meet State demand for affordable and sustainable homes and give a fair return to shareholders.
Payments delayed by changes to the tech giant’s subsidiary structure earlier in the year have now landed in state coffers, boosting the Exchequer surplus as the Government makes key pre-election budgetary decisions.
To maintain Ireland’s tourism offering, Dalata CEO Dermot Crowley says that the reduced Vat rate should be reintroduced for restaurants.
The big-four firm conducted an extensive review of the HBAN network, a process that took several months. But EI won't say what it concluded.
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