Davos 2022 ‘the most timely and consequential’ forum ever, says WEF founder
Issues of war, epidemics and climate and global food crises need to be addressed by delegates
Siteserv figures had undeclared engagements with O’Brien, draft report shows
Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder
Siteserv chief ‘concealed financial interest’ in Denis O’Brien bid, judge finds
Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions
Mobile tech firm mAdme eyes recovery after ‘horrendous’ pandemic experience
Denis O’Brien-backed business had €8.4m deficit on its balance sheet at end June 2021
Digital media start-up The Currency enters profit
Journalism site backed by Michael McDowell says it has 5,500 paying subscribers
Moriarty tribunal reimburses Aidan Phelan for €179k legal costs
Businessman named one of seven people who engaged in ‘active concealment’
110th anniversary of Titanic to take place in Cobh over the weekend
British Titanic Society will lay wreaths at Roches Point and memorials in Cobh
Denis O’Brien to pull plug on Digicel Panama after rivals merge
Consolidation ‘spells end of competition in the telecoms market for smaller players’
Ireland’s nine billionaires increased collective wealth by €10.8bn last year
Stripe founders’ gains recognised on Forbes list of 2,668 people in ‘three comma club’
Denis O’Brien rails against PNG’s ‘bizarre’ $100m tax bill on Digicel
Cantillon: Move by Papua New Guinea could affect planned sale of telecom’s Pacific arm
Denis O’Brien’s Digicel says ‘bizarre’ new tax will delay Telstra deal
Group ponders legal options as Papa New Guinea hits it with substantial bill – €90.5m
Digicel revenue and earnings rise in final three months of 2021
Telecoms company’s net debt stood at $5.5 billion at the end of December
Ex-INM chief had email account rebuilt in secret data operation
Legal documents filed by Mediahuis confirms names of those closely targeted in 2014 leak
Denis O’Brien’s profile reinstated to website linked to sanctions-hit Russian oligarch
Irish businessman was appointed as an adviser to fellow billionaire Mikhail Fridman’s company in 2015
Front Line Defenders agrees deal for new HQ in south Dublin
Human rights body chaired by Denis O’Brien relocates to Avoca Court in Blackrock village
Irish ‘junk bond’ devotees get houses in order as market sours
Joe Brennan: Smurfit Kappa has been one of the darlings of the Irish market recently
Beacon Hospital €75m extension stalled after appeal lodged
Owners and tenants of apartment complex have made fresh submission on plan
Chinese court declined better deal two years ago on aircraft in Richard O’Halloran case
Businessman reunited with family after three years on ‘a day of great happiness’
INM19: Mailboxes of four people rebuilt in data breach
Mediahuis denies responsibility for alleged actions of former chairman Leslie Buckley
Beacon Hospital gets permission for €75m extension
Council finds scheme does not detract from area’s amenities despite local objections
Digicel set for April fraud case against rival in front of a US jury
Scheduled trial is the culmination of a bitter seven-year legal wrangle
Nominations open for EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Some 24 entrepreneurs to be selected as finalists, with new sustainability award
If Sinn Féin wants to hit the rich, it should embrace property taxes
Business Comment: Oxfam report shows Irish billionaires are up €18bn due to pandemic
Ireland’s nine billionaires added €18bn to wealth during Covid, Oxfam says
Charity calls for special tax on ‘extreme wealth’ to help fund recovery from pandemic
‘Hard to overstate the incompetence’: The best business quotes of 2021
The most memorable utterances of the year on bitcoin, climate action and more
Success, scandal and distraction: the business world’s winners and losers of 2021
In a sequel to 2020 no one wanted, some thrived, some slumped and some were unlucky
O’Brien firms linked to PGA Catalunya golf resort clip losses
UK-registered company Murray Holdings records 27% dip in revenues last year to £22.7m
Exit Denis, enter Yvonne: 2021 saw one Irish media era end and another begin
A screen production boom and funding policy impasse marked the industry’s year
Turning Datalex around: ‘It’s a privilege to have to clean up somebody else’s mess’
Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble
Ryan Tubridy now has the second biggest weekday radio programme in Ireland
Newstalk’s Pat Kenny and Today FM’s Dermot & Dave among JNLR ratings winners
Mediahuis/INM fails to stall data breach case
Company has 42 days to file a defence in suit taken by Karl Brophy and Gavin O’Reilly
Brian O’Sullivan of Zeus Packaging named EY Entrepreneur of the Year
EY awards: Company employs more than 670 and has annual revenue of over €300m
Paddy Cosgrave alleged to have hacked rival event company, court documents say
Affidavit filed by Web Summit co-founder Daire Hickey
Former colleagues and business figures attend Sean FitzPatrick’s funeral
‘Dad had a lot of professional highs and lows in his life’
Tax avoidance: focus may move from companies to individuals
Attitude towards international tax domicile may changes with future governments
We all feel the burn of the hot air from billionaires
Whether it is Denis O’Brien or Jeff Bezos, we must parse billionaires’ statements to assess their credibility
Yellen shies away from ‘tax haven’ label for Ireland
Seen & heard: Stripe’s office hunt, surge in demand for work permits and more data centres
Labour Court set to propose 5.6% pay rise for construction workers – report
Seen & Heard: FBD ordered to make payments of ‘tens of thousands of euro’ to publicans over pandemic losses
Solicitors allege defamation by Denis O’Brien in press statement
Authors of report on media ownership claim release implied they were paid by IRA
Telstra and Australian government finalising bid for Digicel’s Pacific assets
Denis O’Brien telco said to be close to a deal
Denis O’Brien’s Quinta do Lago golf resort lost £3.8m last year
Accounts show businessman’s Portuguese property had £7.2m in net assets
Retired chief justice Frank Clarke on his life in law: 'I think I found the hole that suited my peg'
The outgoing chief justice was the first member of his family to go to university
Telstra sees Digicel Pacific deal sitting outside main businesses
Chief executive unveils new strategy for Australian telecoms group running to 2025
Forecourt retailer Circle K buys 10 Dublin convenience stores
Canadian group buys 10 high-profile Londis convenience outlets from Griffin Group
Australia-China tensions music to Denis O’Brien’s ears
Digicel founder seeking to sell off Pacific arm of telecoms group
Ding founder eyes IPO after selling majority stake to Pollen Street in $300m deal
Mobile top-up service provider brings in investor for first time
Former Eircom finance director Peter Lynch dies aged 63
The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious
Links surrounding Enda Kenny’s PR move prove Ireland is just a village
Ex-taoiseach well acquainted with new colleagues at Heneghan Strategic Communications
Beacon Hospital to lodge €75m expansion plan with council
Proposed development involves substantive demolition of eight-storey Beacon Hotel
Telstra’s €1.25bn deal for Digicel Pacific still in play but not guaranteed, says CEO
Australian telco says Denis O’Brien-owned unit a ‘commercially attractive asset’
Lidl appoints Irish man Ken McGrath as deputy chairman
Executive expected to take over top board role in the near future
Australian telco Telstra bids $2bn for Digicel’s Pacific operation – report
Deal for sale of Pacific operations of Denis O’Brien’s mobile business has been expected
Haiti is on the brink, but for Digicel little will change
Impoverished nation is one of Denis O’Brien-controlled telco’s key markets
Digicel sales and earnings drop in fourth quarter
Possible sale of Pacific business set to drag into second half
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