The vaunted tech accelerator’s latest programme is led by Dublin-based MD Pete Townsend. He talks to The Currency about its plans for Ireland.
The furniture company’s founding shareholder Frank Carroll was also its main creditor when it entered examinership last autumn. This is how he kept control of the business.
The Breedon Group is a £1.5 billion business that bought the Lagan Group seven years ago. Now a former operations director is suing the business.
When the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities put out its much-anticipated proposals for data centre power connections, it was cautiously welcomed by many in the industry. But large gaps leave much uncertainty still.
Results published by the French defence and aerospace giant on Tuesday illustrate the scale of the UK's £1.6 billion order for more munitions for the Ukrainian front line, which will be manufactured in Belfast.
Green Generation was the first company to inject biomethane into the national gas grid. Some of its investors want to cut their losses, denouncing insufficient government action to support renewable fuels and combat fraud.
Led by Peter Rock, The Exchequer Wine Bar in Ranelagh held a creditors' meeting. He explained why the business went bust, as its landlord tried to appoint another liquidator.
Amid a dearth of funding for climate-focused start-ups, Change by Degrees raised €700,000 in seed capital in the past year. Co-founder Tara Shine explains how.
Padraig Hourigan is selling his 25% stake in Independent College as part of a deal that sees the business merge with The Dublin Academy of Education. The transaction creates an education provider with revenues of more than €20 million.
Born from the ashes of Sean Quinn's business empire, the family's online gambling business QuinnBet has proved a winner. But a fight is brewing with the group's trustee over multi-million euro dividends and the rights of the next generation.
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