Liquidator appointed to property group Blackpool Developments
Company sold Blackpool Shopping Centre in Cork in 2014 to clear liabilities to Nama
AA Ireland’s 2020 takeover price revealed to be €256.6m
Deal carried out at the level of a holding company above AA Ireland, called Erbium
The State’s top 10 corporate taxpayers: who are they?
Corporation tax generated €11.8 billion in receipts last year, €1 in every €5 collected
From Krispy Kreme to Newbridge Silverware: the companies paying dividends while on taxpayer Covid subsidies
The Government is considering changing the law to stop companies in receipt of State supports from paying shareholders
Irish Credit Bureau faces €1.84m redundancy costs as liquidation looms
Lenders use rival Central Bank credit information service when making loan decisions
Shareholders’ funds at Irish-based unit of Allianz rose more than 6% last year
Unit that sells life policies in France and Italy earned €9.4m in profits after tax in 2020
Dublin-based Axa Life Europe slides into red after €1.2bn sale shelved
Cinven originally agreed to buy business in late 2018 but deal abandoned due to pandemic
Fyffes records €170m loss amid melon and mushroom asset charges
Chairman David McCann and finance chief Tom Murphy share €7.46m in exit pay
Irish bedding company Kayfoam bought by US group
Deal with Leggett & Platt estimated to be worth more than €100m
Central Bank bans former mortgage firm MD as gardaí investigate
Investigation found James Cumiskey was not managing his financial affairs as required
Figures show 90% of people donated to charity in last year
Four in 10 respondents to survey said they donated more than €100 in 12 months
Mother and baby homes: Government wants swift redress from churches
Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past
Core Industrial assets top €100m ahead of planned sale
Company says that industrial real estate ‘held its value’ during Covid-19 pandemic
Minister calls on Davy to resolve shareholding concerns
Group of 16 involved in rogue bond trade own at least 33% of stockbrokers
Goodbody Stockbrokers’ chief Roy Barrett plans to leave after AIB deal
AIB said to have offered more than €130m for Goodbody
Irish banks put €5.9m into app aimed at taking on Revolut, N26
Initial investment into Synch Payments made before Christmas
Irish banks club together with new digital service to counter Revolut threat
Bank of Ireland, AIB, Permanent TSB and the Irish arm of Belgian bank KBC have come together to set up Syntech Payments to launch a digital app
Facebook IP move highlights Irish corporation tax risks
Social-media giant liquidating three Irish holding companies and moving IP back to US
Greek banks use Dublin to move up to €54bn of risky loans
Irish-domiciled SPVs used to accommodate Greek assets, Central Bank reveals
Business linked to alleged Armagh fuel smuggler tops tax defaulters list with €9.1m
Shabra Plastics, run by prominent Monaghan businesswoman Rita Shah, also named
All but one of 24 residents at Kerry nursing home test positive for Covid
Six people who tested positive for virus in the home have died, says Hiqa spokesman
Euronext Dublin profits soar to €17.2m after staff cuts
Stock exchange is world leader for listing debt instruments but fees from shares fall
Firms run by ‘demanding from top down’ more likely to fail, says ex-Wirecard CEO
Former US official who took over at e-payments giant urges businesses to be open
Government’s Brexit plan to warn on imports and exports
Firms trading or moving goods via UK will be affected whatever the outcome of talks
Apple received $250bn dividend from Irish subsidiary in 2019
AOI is registered at Holyhill campus in Cork and covers most Apple non-US subsidiaries
Auditors face biggest test since financial crash as Covid-19 and Wirecard rattle
Implosion of Germany’s Wirecard may prompt another attempt at audit reforms, experts say
Amundi Ireland’s average pay falls 8.5% but still tops €115,000
Revenues at asset manager’s Dublin business drop 35% as London branch spun off
Coronavirus: Smaller charities ‘face funding losses of €1.5 billion’
Nonprofits could face fundraising shortfall of €380 million, says data analytics company
Covid-hit Irish companies face ‘going concern’ challenges
Auditors may issue qualified opinions on firms’ annual accounts and directors’ ability
Covid-hit Irish companies face ‘going concern’ challenges
Auditors may issue qualified opinions on firms’ annual accounts and directors’ ability
Johnston Press liquidator had to threaten legal action against company’s bank
New documents show that the bank declined to answer correspondence
Mastercard to create 1,200 new jobs by expanding base in Dublin
Seen & Heard: Mercantile Group eyes deal with chef Dylan McGrath, and two Leinster rugby players back a tech sports start-up
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