Xavier Niel

French telecoms magnate Xavier Niel was seen as something of a white knight when he arrived in Ireland in 2017 with a pitch to take control of Eir. A(...)

It will be one year next month since a consortium led by French telecoms tycoon Xavier Niel took over Eir. The company reported its half-year results (...)

Eir announced a €500 million overhaul of its fixed broadband platform this week, pledging to build fibre lines directly into an additional 1.4 million(...)

Perhaps the best illustration of how disastrous privatisation has been for Eir comes via its broadband market share in Dublin, which stands at just 20(...)

There was a moment during Mark Zuckerberg’s by turn torturous (for him) and frustrating (for everybody else) April testimony to Congress when one US p(...)

Once a prolific car thief who did time in prison, Tally Fofana now has a billionaire’s backing as he seeks to turn knowledge gained from his criminal (...)

In a factory near the town of Cholet, some 50km from Nantes in the west of France, large blocks of clay are being shaped, dried out and finally fired (...)

Trading activity in the commercial property market has moved up a notch with the planned sale of the Eir Network Management Centre at Citywest Busines(...)

Former RTÉ and Eir executive Glen Killane has been named deputy director of sport at the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). The Irish television exec(...)

Cardinal Carlyle Ireland has put electronic payments company Payzone on the market with a price tag of between €90 million and €110 million, according(...)