Apollo Group

The US factor driving valuations to record levels in Irish M&A market

US presence has grown over the years as their financial firepower makes impact

Greencoat Renewables buys Co Kerry windfarm

Tullahennel Wind Farm brings total installed capacity to 837MW

Lunar Gateway: A way station on the road to Mars

The Gateway project puts a four-person crew in a space station in deep space, an important stepping stone for future explorations

US private equity giant Apollo eyes checking out of 11 Irish Travelodges

Seen & Heard: U2- and Liam Neeson-backed fund plans crowdfunding website

Mark Rylance on theatre, film and his family’s tragedy: ‘For me, love is stronger than death’

The actor’s beloved stepdaughter, Nataasha van Kampen, died aged 28 in 2012

AIB plans sale of €750m of commercial property loans

Portfolio likely to be marketed in first half of 2022

Spectre of more virus restrictions keeps lid on European markets

Telecoms sector buoyant on KKR’s Telecom Italia dealmaking

Anker Nebula Apollo: Versatile projector is the perfect pocket cinema for your home

Review: Grab some popcorn and you’re good to go with this handy piece of kit

Warner Music in talks to purchase David Bowie’s songwriting catalogue

Songbook being sold by star’s family is among the biggest on the market

Hilton hotel at Custom House sold to Henderson Park real estate manager

Deal is part of broader sale of 12 UK/Irish Hilton hotels involving renovations

AIB problem loans level to fall below 6% on mortgages sale deal

Bank offloading €400m in problem loans to a consortium

AIB nears €500m sale of problem loans to US consortium

Project Bay portfolio likely to include loans in arrears and restructured mortgages

Henry Kravis and George Roberts to step down as KKR chiefs

Private equity gurus famed big 1980s buyouts exit top posts

Welcome to the metaverse – the virtual future of business?

An Irish company believes virtual reality shops and networking will soon be the norm

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September 17th offers chance for locals and visitors alike to explore city in new ways

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Path of printed newspaper market could yet track example of its younger cousin

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