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3 weeks ago |
thecurrency.news | Tom Lyons
Beyond the Pale, a music, art, and food festival, has decided to go into liquidation less than a week before it was due to take place. The Wicklow-based festival curated by Declan Forde was due to take place over three days between June 13 and June 15 featuring dozens of artists including Irish singer Róisín Murphy and English musician Jon Hopkins. TV on the Radio, an American rock band, were due to play their first gig in Ireland in 17 years.
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3 weeks ago |
thecurrency.news | Tom Lyons
The road finally ran out for Philip Marley this week. The North Dublin businessman, who during the Celtic Tiger era became a multi-millionaire after listing his property company Ely on the London Stock Exchange, is on his way to prison in two weeks after pleading guilty to fraud. Marley goes to jail as the “author” of a “planned and premeditated” property fraud in which more than €250,000 was misappropriated.
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3 weeks ago |
thecurrency.news | Tom Lyons
Rippling, the global HR software company, has filed an explosive amended statement of claim against rival company Deel, which it has accused of hiring a “spy” in its Dublin office to “steal” trade secrets. The new filing, lodged in a district court in California, has accused Deel of attempting to “spin this dispute as a tech rivalry gone bad”. In its filings, Ripply states: “But tech rivals don’t bribe employees to spy. They don’t launder payments through crypto and family members.
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3 weeks ago |
thecurrency.news | Tom Lyons
Deel, the $12 billion HR software company, has filed a legal action in the United States accusing its rival Rippling of a “carefully coordinated espionage campaign”. Rippling has previously accused Deel in the Irish courts of employing a “spy” in its Dublin office to feed its senior team with confidential corporate intelligence. This “spy”, according to a Rippling affidavit, locked himself in the bathroom when confronted.
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3 weeks ago |
thecurrency.news | Tom Lyons
Workers in Bord na Móna’s waste and recycling division have moved closer to industrial action after the results of a postal vote by trade union members. Siptu members in the business voted 61 per cent against supporting Workplace Relations Commission recommendations in relation to the sale of the business to KAES Recycling Holdings Ltd, a part of the Killarney-based KWD Group. Thirty-nine per cent voted for the WRC recommendations.
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Article now updated with a response from Deel to Rippling's new court filings in the US. https://t.co/NX1wJQNyYN
More on a big and moving story on Rippling and Deel. https://t.co/NX1wJQNyYN
Now updated with a response from Rippling. https://t.co/epH5lAmpzN
Deel accuses rival Rippling of “carefully coordinated espionage campaign” https://t.co/bgQrzPZgV7