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Four years after the Quinn Group was seized by its lenders, a consortium of local business people are trying to buy it back.
Many of the biggest and best-known financiers and festival scouts in the world converged on Galway for the Film Fleadh, which finishes today.
Lough Erne, the five-star Fermanagh resort that was the setting for last year's G8 Summit, is understood to be sale agreed at substantially less than its original £10 million asking price.
Some of the agency’s big clients are resurfacing. But what has become of their debts? Roisin Burke reports.
Public bodies often strive to find a way to justify their continued existence beyond their original purpose or obvious usefulness.
Smaller companies and public bodies need to pay particular attention to the changes in the new whistleblower law, a KPMG corporate fraud expert has warned.
Scredible, a $15 million-funded tech startup, is seeking to set up its headquarters in Dublin, as part of its expansion and ahead of a major fundraising exercise.
A successful Lions Tour and a victorious Six Nations income added over €4 million to the IRFU’s coffers, its latest accounts show.
Luxury development begins to take shape
Private equity behemoths Apollo, Blackstone, CarVal and Lone Star are all circling a €1.2 billion property loan book being auctioned by Ulster Bank.
Zenimax has now let around 200 staff go.
The Irish manufacturer of GameGolf has raised $7 million in fresh funding from Adidas's venture capital arm and other high-profile investors.
Receivers have been appointed to two assets of the former Anglo Irish Bank wealth management division.
A decision in the Commercial Court last week has cleared the way for the giant investment fund CarVal and its peers to keep key details about their Irish loan acquisitions.
