Irenic Capital Management has built a large stake at FD Technologies, so what might it want?
New York based activist investor has been vocal in relation to some previous companies it has invested
New York based activist investor has been vocal in relation to some previous companies it has invested
Tech firm shares slump after pessimistic statement
Imagine the uproar if a property developer ignored their planning permission limitations?
Firm no longer listed on London’s AIM market and so not required to issue any public updates on activities
Sales of electric vehicles are plunging and that must be reversed
New law allows tenants to request longer leases
Carrier follows closure of Gatwick route with cuts to Heathrow service
Irish exploration business in race to access mineral in Bolivia that is key component in green energy technologies
Cantillon: People don’t want pressure on the grid and on emissions targets but they still want instant access to their data
Chief executive of Telegram messaging service was detained in France for failing to address crime on the app
Average rent asking price nationally was put at €1,922 per month, 41 per cent higher than before the pandemic
Global advertising spend set to reach $1tn this year, with even traditional media managing an increase thanks to impact of US presidential election
A recent stock exchange filing shows Embleton’s 152,037 shares, granted under the company’s performance share plan, could be worth over €315,000 at their current price
Minimum wage workers in firing line with Government poised to delay Living Wage introduction
Ireland’s dairy equipment subsidy scheme is among the targets of the China’s dairy industry as it investigates EU subsidies on cheese, milk and cream
Ratings agency Moody's links Ireland’s positive report card to economy’s ‘robust growth potential’ and the Government’s two new savings funds
Key hub for workers flying to London gets green light for big expansion
Possible cut in number of passengers allowed through Dublin Airport next summer makes a mockery of €70m marketing budget
Terran Orbital’s latest accounts cut backlog from $2.7bn to $312.7m, citing primarily ‘the removal of the unpaid portion of the Rivada agreement’
Deal is good news for Hammerson, but offers limited read-across for bricks-and-mortar retail in general
CSO data shows prices are still rising strongly and supply remains as big an issue as ever
Value of Irish spirits exports drops by 9.3% in 2023 as consumers grapple with inflation
Starbucks and C&C the latest to settle with funds which built up stakes and demanded changes
‘Victory Selfie’ taken at the end of the medal ceremonies at Paris 2024 is inspired product placement
Just five companies account for 44% of all goods exports and foreign-owned firms are responsible for 80%
Investors clearly unwilling to take short-term financial hit, regardless of wider implications
Statutory redundancy pay has not been adjusted in almost 20 years; it merits review in Budget 2025
Mounting losses put pressure on investor sentiment as the company looks to leapfrog Samsung
Challenge to revenue on transatlantic routes could be more enduring than the hit from pilots’ industrial action
Guinness and Johnnie Walker maker reported its first global sales slump since the pandemic this week
Irish packaging group Smurfit merged last month with US rival WestRock and moved its main listing to New York
Cathal Friel shows no sign of slowing down after a busy week which saw him sell his remaining stake in Hvivo
Stock languishing 30% below value company placed on net assets per share at end of 2023
Minister admits agencies claim pay packages that are ‘sometimes not competitive’ can deter applicants
Airline’s shares slide 17% on the back of poor results and a pessimistic outlook for summer fares but analysts expect recovery
Tax Strategy Group suggests Revenue should keep records with reporting of gifts and inheritance mandatory for beneficiaries
Airline lost out on two new extra long range narrow body aircraft seen as key to development of North America routes during dispute
Outcome of pilots’ ballot on 17.75% pay deal will be announced today amid ongoing concerns it could trigger a chain reaction
Firms must review their contingency and cyber-resilience plans to avoid future major mishaps
While still high, the proportion of 18-34 year olds still living at home dropped to 60.1% last year
Former Glen Dimplex chief executive has added to his stakes in Datalex and Malin
Oil and gas exploration firm had its listing on the London stock exchange’s AIM market formally cancelled after six months of suspension
Public should benefit from media regulator’s allocation of €6m to two funds that will support local reporting
Fine Gael risks deepening social divisions with pre-election budget measure pandering to an already well off constituency
Regulator delays report publication after unusually strong criticism from lenders
Minister for Enterprise will do well to make the necessary political connections system during conference season
ESB Networks figures show that more than 100,000 homes are now selling green power back into the grid
The interplay between the real activities of multinationals in Ireland and those driven by tax policy has a tendency to complicate things
Irish head of global airlines trade body Iata says policy tweaks by governments could boost production of sustainable aviation fuel
Government is two years planning legislation but has yet to consult interested parties
Britvic Ireland owns Ballygowan water, the Club range of soft drinks, MiWadi and TK Lemonade among others
Coalition would be running 18th successive budget deficit if not for windfall taxes from business sector
Bank gives new titles to three top executives
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices