Company says that industrial real estate ‘held its value’ during Covid-19 pandemic

Group of 16 involved in rogue bond trade own at least 33% of stockbrokers

AIB said to have offered more than €130m for Goodbody

Initial investment into Synch Payments made before Christmas

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

Social-media giant liquidating three Irish holding companies and moving IP back to US

Irish-domiciled SPVs used to accommodate Greek assets, Central Bank reveals

Shabra Plastics, run by prominent Monaghan businesswoman Rita Shah, also named

Six people who tested positive for virus in the home have died, says Hiqa spokesman

Stock exchange is world leader for listing debt instruments but fees from shares fall

Former US official who took over at e-payments giant urges businesses to be open

Firms trading or moving goods via UK will be affected whatever the outcome of talks

AOI is registered at Holyhill campus in Cork and covers most Apple non-US subsidiaries

Implosion of Germany’s Wirecard may prompt another attempt at audit reforms, experts say

Revenues at asset manager’s Dublin business drop 35% as London branch spun off

Nonprofits could face fundraising shortfall of €380 million, says data analytics company

Auditors may issue qualified opinions on firms’ annual accounts and directors’ ability

Auditors may issue qualified opinions on firms’ annual accounts and directors’ ability

New documents show that the bank declined to answer correspondence

Seen & Heard: Mercantile Group eyes deal with chef Dylan McGrath, and two Leinster rugby players back a tech sports start-up

It has retained Capnua, which also owns a stake in the business, to secure investment

Bank took €80m charge last year, due to reduction in net deferred tax assets to €184m

Three companies previously secured a temporary injunction freezing the assets of Blackrock Medical Partners Ltd

Company director admits role in fraudulent scheme to avoid paying VAT on €8m of machinery

Facebook Ireland says it paid €63.2m corporation tax and put €961m into ecomomy

State’s largest independent general insurance broking group has over 250 employees

Seen & Heard: Retail slumps, Chinese expand in Dundalk and Revenue clampdown

Company says it is committed to ‘orderly winding-down’ with creditors’ meeting

Profit at builders’ merchants chain up 24% to €2.45m as demand in sector increases

The financial services firm is chaired by former minister for finance Charlie McCreevy

Funds used to clear borrowings from the Sumitomo group in a debt-for-equity swap

Irish unit being built up to become the British banking giant’s hub in the EU

Sport Ireland chair ‘livid’ to learn Deloitte had filed notice with CRO about soccer body

Irish companies can now avail of the relief measure until they make bimonthly returns

Firm is unlocking funds to continue its main business as it continues acquisition drive

Kerry company seeking to make mass-produced 3D-printed products more common

Box-making giant turned down takeover approach by International Paper in June

Insurer ‘deliberately’ manipulated reserve estimates to set aside less money than needed for claims

Internet bank part owned by Norwegian Air to apply for Irish banking licence

Caveat: Lidl and Aldi say rivals object to up to 80 per cent of planned new stores