Former Ireland player Steve Finnan fell out with his brother over a property business 10 years ago and claimed negligence by solicitors. He is now barred from taking any more cases against the firm.
For the first time in July, Ireland collected top-up tax from companies included in the OECD global agreement. This covers their 2024 profits, and only some of the largest contributors to the State’s coffers so far.
Generative AI is steamrollering the once booming industry known as software-as-a-service; ‘You have to burn the ships and start from the ground up’, writes Kate Clark, The Wall Street Journal.
As global uncertainty intensifies, PwC economist Ciarán Nevin explains why Ireland is entering a slower, steadier phase – and why businesses need to prepare for a world where adaptability matters more than forecasts.
Lessor Orix is buying aviation aftermarket firm AerFin in a deal that will greatly expand Orix’s remit into spare engine and aircraft parts. Chief executive James Meyler explains more.
Its parent, Omnicom Public Relations, said it has spent the past months evolving how it operates across its global network.
China Chunlai Education Group, which is publicly listed in Hong Kong, has agreed to acquire the Dublin Business School in what will mark the Chinese firm's first expansion into Europe.
The cuts weren’t driven by cost-cutting initiatives or artificial intelligence, Chief Executive Kruti Goyal said, writes Katherine Hamilton, The Wall Street Journal.
Dermaceutic Laboratoire makes high-end beauty products for international markets. But a multi-million-euro shareholder oppression battle of "war" and "retaliation" has broken out at its Irish company over intellectual property rights.
First announced in 2021, it was finally recently agreed to transfer land at the Liberties hub to the Land Development Agency. It is welcome news, but the five-year delay led to a seven-figure Exchequer bill.
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