Ex-Rippling employee Keith O'Brien says Deel offered to relocate his family to Dubai after he was caught conducting corporate espionage.

"I understood what Alex was asking me to do was wrong, and I believe he knew it was wrong, too.," said Keith O'Brien, who ...

A self-confessed Irish spy at the centre of a corporate espionage case involving multi-billion-dollar US multinationals ...

A tech worker confessed to being recruited by the CEO of a rival company to spy on the firm where he worked in a plot hatched right out of a James Bond movie, according to court documents.

Now, a man named Keith O’Brien has claimed in a sworn affidavit in Irish court that he was the spy, and that the skullduggery included coded communications like “send that watch to London ...

Keith O’Brien had faced the possibility of going to jail for contempt of court orders made by Mr Justice Mark Sanfey – namely, destroying a phone he had been ordered by the court to preserve.

Rippling, a US-headquartered multibillion-dollar HR software provider, alleges its rival firm Deel placed Keith O’Brien in its Dublin office to unlawfully obtain its trade secrets. Appearing in ...

(Reuters) - A former employee of HR software company Rippling has confessed to spying for Deel Inc under the directive of the rival firm's CEO, an affidavit made public in an Irish court showed on ...

Keith O'Brien is the author of Fly Girls. He is is an award-winning journalist, a former reporter for the Boston Globe, a regular contributor to National Public Radio and Politico, and a ...

Keith O'Brien said Deel's CEO instructed him to steal Rippling corporate secrets. When he was caught, Deel offered to relocate his family to Dubai, he wrote. A Rippling employee accused of being a ...