Top 1000: Who’s going up, who’s going down, who’s in the black and who’s back in the red?

Management buy-outs have disadvantages but are outweighed by benefits and funding options

Same costs would have arisen even without Bam as contractor, review claims

Large international firm has worked on many key infrastructural projects for State

Department of Health says an underestimate of material added €115m to cost of project

John Sisk & Son Ireland’s largest construction company with turnover of €950m

‘I always had a great love of the outdoors and the wilderness,’ says Moscow-based John Mark Clancy

Healthcare, food and agri, financial services and the industrial sectors led the way for Irish M&A in 2017

More companies are embracing corporate wellness programmes, and reaping the rewards

Seen and Heard: Legal battle over M50 contract; AIB bankers’ pay; Ryanair Sun launch

O’Reilly’s Providence shares, Government’s Apple briefings and Brandtone liquidation

CBRE says this would reflect a net initial yield of 7.19 per cent for the Dublin 18 investment

Employment summit will look at the role of technology in attracting and retaining talent

Mini-department store frequently cited as one of most popular shops in city centre