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Dermot Desmond’s gold firm unable to file stock update ‘due to lack of funds’

Company said it was ‘working on securing additional funds’

Republican congressman charged with fraud, money laundering

The charges follow a five-month investigation that began shortly after George Santos’s election in November

Looking for the best bar in North America? Head for NYC’s Lower East Side

Double Chicken Please features cocktails with names and ingredients inspired by food

Why Bermuda shorts are the street-style approved go-to for summer

From Suki Waterhouse to Bella Hadid and fashion week guests, Bermuda shorts are ruling the streets

Trump to cut Doonbeg trip short to ‘confront’ accuser in New York rape case

The former US President labelled the case a “political scam”

Carroll phoned friend detailing Trump attack in 1996, court hears

Writer E. Jean Carroll has claimed Trump raped her in a dressing room in 1996

Donald Trump returns to New York to be questioned in $250m lawsuit

The former US president claimed that the case against him was ‘ridiculous’ and claimed that the attorney general leaked details of his deposition

Packed schedule keeps Tánaiste on his toes, and on point

Micheál Martin spent last week in New York talking up his predecessors’ achievements and promoting the €1bn Shared Island initiative, playing down suggestions that he sees the project as a legacy of his own

Superheroes: 7 of the best capes for right now

For the weather, and the day that’s in it, the cape is your spring coat segue

Eat New York: The restaurants, bakeries and delis not to miss

Pizza, croissants, fried chicken and more: the Food&Wine guide to eating in NYC won’t see you wrong during your visit stateside

Hoek Home raises $600,000 in funding from private investors

Dubliner Conor Coghlan is co-founder of New York-based furniture firm which has developed a line of sustainable furniture that clicks together with no bolts or screws

Rooms with a view: how the world’s coolest new hotels are bringing design and service to the next level

With the return of travel comes a slew of new hotels pushing standards of luxury to unprecedented heights. Here are just some of the contenders to look out for

John Fitzpatrick interview: ‘You won’t find one big hotel in Manhattan that has an owner on the floor every day, but I’m here and I’m watching’

His relationship with his father wasn’t always easy, but New York hotelier John Fitzpatrick learned a lot from it, including ‘never to forget that you’re an innkeeper’

Dream Weaver

Jean-Michel Gathy has designed some of the world’s most luxurious spas and hotels. The architect-designer spoke to Brenda McCormick about balancing logic and creativity in his work and the future of luxury travel.

New Yorkers look for competence over charisma in city’s tough mayoral race

As New Yorkers prepare to go to the polls to elect their next mayor, America’s second most prestigious political position, the early favourite, Andrew Yang, is losing ground to three other Democrat contenders, two of whom could become the city’s first female leader

Remote working could enable Irish start-ups to scale at home, Techstars manager says

Changes to venture capital which arose from Covid-19 could help Ireland maintain its own thriving start-up ecosystem, according to entrepreneur

The Barbizon: The Manhattan hotel that allowed women to follow their dreams

With former residents that included Sylvia Plath and Liza Minelli, the women-only Barbizon Hotel in New York was a haven for those young women whose families may not otherwise have allowed them to pursue their careers

New Yorkers: The restless rhythms and strident voices of the Big Apple

Craig Taylor spent six years interviewing the people of New York for his latest book, and the result crackles with raw urban energy

New York’s political bruiser falls to earth with a resounding crash

Hailed as a hero last year for his initial handling of the pandemic, Governor Andrew Cuomo is now fighting for his political life in the face of a sexual harassment scandal and allegations of coronavirus death tolls being manipulated

Profile: Andrew Yang, New York mayoral candidate

A recent tweet showing Yang confusing a convenience store with a bodega – one of NYC’s beloved corner shops – led to a deluge of social media scorn, but his campaign is going strong