EY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From online teaching and Dancing with the Stars to pharma and SMEs
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the established category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
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Bread 41 founder: ‘Slow, deliberate, values-led growth is what has sustained us’
Former accountant became artisan baker and honed his craft in bakeries across Europe before launching bakery in 2018
VitHit founder Gary Lavin: from insolvency in 2007 to selling 45m bottles in 18 markets, including New York
Gary Lavin has been on a rollercoaster ride with his vitamin drink brand, from making all sales staff redundant to taking on Trump’s tariffs in the US
Ireland at risk of major power outages in absence of natural gas storage, EY says
Ireland imports 80% of its natural gas supplies that power 40% of electricity generation through the UK but has no storage facility
EY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From savoury pastries and vitamin drinks to managing US visas and passports
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the established category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Ireland’s biggest cash manager who has endured 200 armed robberies and a tiger kidnapping
Pivotal founder Terry Hughes has been shortlisted in the established category for the EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
EY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From wellness and hair taming to organic bread baking
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the emerging category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
EY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From aviation finance software to changing private dermatology
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the emerging category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Looming ‘patent cliff’ facing Big Pharma adds to sector’s woes
When blockbuster drugs lose intellectual property protections it can wipe out billions of dollars in revenue for companies
‘Happiness shines through’: Thousands join Dublin Pride Parade
Taoiseach walks at head of huge parade that made its noisy way from O’Connell Street to Merrion Square
Where is the value in increasing the Help-to-Buy scheme threshold?
First-time buyers deserve more credible support than raising the value of homes that qualify for the scheme
Co-founder of Swedish internet security company named EY World Entrepreneur of the Year
Sharon Cunningham and Orlaith Ryan of Shorla Oncology represented Ireland at the event in Monaco
‘The Japanese want to see you have the attention to detail, customer service and quality they expect. You have to deliver’
Irish entrepreneurs visit Japan to scope out potential trading opportunities and learn from the country’s biggest companies
Fifteen years, €24.3m and 1,384 pages later, was the Irish Nationwide inquiry really worth it?
Long running inquiry announced findings this week
More Irish firms sticking with diversity policies, EY survey suggests
Many US companies have changed policies on diversity and inclusion due to hostility from Trump administration
Ireland U-turns to oppose EU pharma reforms after intense lobbying
Pharmaceutical companies stepped up blitz to push Government to back industry position, lobbying logs show
EY, Arthur Cox and Mason Hayes main winners from €24.3m INBS inquiry
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf says costs reflect 15-year length and complexity of investigations
Sport Ireland seeks planning permission for national cricket centre
Facility would generate €93m tourism dividend over five-year period, application says
Consumers moving to own-brand products amid cost pressure, EY study shows
Irish consumers continuing to do majority of shopping in-store
Rate cuts may spur Irish stock market launches - report
Number of companies launching on global stock markets for the first time grew by 20% in the first three months of the year
Shortlist for 2025 EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards revealed
Group of 27 Irish entrepreneurs, representing 24 companies with revenues in excess of €1bn and 4,000 staff, make the cut this year
EY fined £4.9m in UK over Thomas Cook audits before 2019 collapse
Regulator says Big Four firm failed to evaluate impact of partner’s ‘long association’ with now-defunct travel company
Church orders’ refusal to pay mother-and-baby home redress leaves Government with dilemma
Any attempt to force payment from church orders would be fraught with legal difficulty, expert says
Big Four accountants attack US tax authority over ‘capricious’ treatment of Coca-Cola
Deloitte, PwC and KPMG filing in potential $18bn case warns of ‘erosion of confidence’ in fairness of system
Republic’s commercial vacancy rate hits highest level on record
More than 30,000 business locations classified as vacant in the final quarter of last year
The sobering new state of feminism
Nearly every second adult in countries across the world thinks it is job done on female equality, which it patently is not
Liquidators appointed to Galway-based electric vehicle battery group Xerotech
Move comes just months after group said it was planning to raise up to €30m, while investors have already put €44m into it
Department of Social Protection paid €1.4m a week to consultancies for IT projects
Department paid €126.51m to four largest suppliers of information technology services over two years
Dublin law firm received €15m for advising State transport bodies responsible for roads and rail infrastructure
National Transport Authority and Transport Infrastructure Ireland paid consultants more than €30m over four years
The EU’s new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive: ‘There was a huge knowledge gap in the corporate world’
Brian Cahill has teamed up with Caroline Usher at the CSRD Institute to fill that gap
Storm Éowyn: Shops, banks and other businesses batten down hatches ahead of status red conditions
Banks and retailers to close on Friday for the duration of the status-red weather warning
Calling all entrepreneurs: EY launches its 2025 EOY awards for business leaders across the island
Nominations for three categories are being accepted, with a deadline of February 27th set
Debts on EY’s failed Project Everest took longer than expected to clear
Doomed spin-off plan still had $270mn outstanding at the end of the firm’s financial year
Irish financial sector could add up to 43,000 jobs if opportunities harnessed, says EY
Some 8,000 companies operating in the sector employ more than 125,000 people
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