The Latest Breaking News from Denis OBrien

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The armored SUV makes its way up Avenue John Paul II in Haiti’s teeming capital when Denis O’Brien, the Irish billionaire who built the largest cellphone company here and controls the lion’s share of the Caribbean mobile phone market, leans forward and peers out of the passenger…

High-profile businessman Denis O’Brien, who last week agreed to hand over control of his telecoms empire Digicel to creditors, has told the Sunday Independent he remains “fully committed” to the Caribbean mobile phone group.

Businessman Denis O’Brien is set to hand the majority stake in his Caribbean telecoms empire to its bondholders in exchange for a debt reduction of $1.8bn for the business as the ongoing economic crisis in Haiti sinks the prospects of a lighter debt extension for the group.

Last week, North Atlantic Acquisition Corporation (NAAC) became just another statistic of the financial graveyard.

The Camiral Golf and Wellness course near Barcelona looks set to host the 2031 Ryder Cup, with three venues in England expected to miss out on staging the biennial competition

More of the same. That’s how 2023 is shaping up for business, the economy and consumers.

After 17 years in charge, the Glazer family are now looking at selling the club, and a number of Irish people may be interested.

Denis O'Brien's Digicel has warned that an economic and security crisis in Haiti is having a significant effect on its business there.

The Ibrc Commission into the sale of Siteserv shows how we still lack an efficient, fair and timely method for investigating allegations of corporate wrongdoing. It has taken seven years and more than €10m to discover that Ibrc acted appropriately in the case of the sale of Siteserv.