The Irish courts have jurisdiction to decide a dispute over an arrested motor pleasure boat bought for more than 1.2m by a company of an Irish-born tax lawyer, a High Court judge has ruled. The M.V. Connoisseur was arrested last August on foot of a High Court order and remains moored in Dun Laoghaire port.…
The Irish courts have jurisdiction to decide a dispute over an arrested motor pleasure boat bought for more than 1.2m by a company of an Irish-born tax lawyer, a High Court judge has ruled. The M.V. Connoisseur was arrested last August on foot of a High Court order and remains moored in Dun Laoghaire port.…
Ford of EuropePicture from the company Ford Europe said it reshuffled its leadership Friday on the eve of expected news of a big shakeup in the loss-making organization. Ford is implementing key leadership and organizational changes to improve the fitness and agility of its European operations as it undergoes a fundamental reset and redesign of…
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Multimillion-dollar app development company Appster has collapsed into liquidation today, with business owners allegedly left empty-handed with unpaid refunds and poorly built apps. A former golden child of the Australian startup and tech scene, Appster was once hailed as the next Apple by commentators due to the companys intense growth, boasting over $19 million in…