Pascal Taggart quits board of Irish Pride Bakeries
Well-known businessman Pascal Taggart has left his non-executive directorship role at Irish Pride Bakeries, a unit of the Philip Lynch-led investment group One51.
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Well-known businessman Pascal Taggart has left his non-executive directorship role at Irish Pride Bakeries, a unit of the Philip Lynch-led investment group One51.
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Bond market alarm grows on Anglo's future as losses soar
The bond market is growing increasingly concerned that Anglo Irish bondholders will be asked to bear some of the costs associated with the bank's disastrous losses.
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The bond market is growing increasingly concerned that Anglo Irish bondholders will be asked to bear some of the costs associated with the bank's disastrous losses.
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Newmarket members to get €40,000 on Kerry takeover
SHAREHOLDERS in cheesemaker Newmarket Creameries Co-op are set for a windfall of almost €40,000 each after they cleared the way to sell the co-op to Kerry Group.
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SHAREHOLDERS in cheesemaker Newmarket Creameries Co-op are set for a windfall of almost €40,000 each after they cleared the way to sell the co-op to Kerry Group.
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Anglo selling off US loans and targets disposals of €700m
ANGLO Irish Bank has been selling off loans in the US in a "targeted way'' and plans to dispose of €700m worth of loans outside the NAMA process in the period ahead.
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ANGLO Irish Bank has been selling off loans in the US in a "targeted way'' and plans to dispose of €700m worth of loans outside the NAMA process in the period ahead.
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the hired gun
With his bank having announced the largest loss in Irish corporate history this week, the Government is rapidly losing patience with Anglo Irish Bank and its Australian chief executive Mike Aynsley.
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With his bank having announced the largest loss in Irish corporate history this week, the Government is rapidly losing patience with Anglo Irish Bank and its Australian chief executive Mike Aynsley.
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Wind up toxic bank, urges Conor Lenihan
Scandal-ridden Anglo Irish Bank should be "decommissioned" as soon as possible, a government minister told the Irish Independent yesterday.
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Scandal-ridden Anglo Irish Bank should be "decommissioned" as soon as possible, a government minister told the Irish Independent yesterday.
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'Examiner' staff facing 10pc pay cut as circulation slides
STAFF at the 'Irish Examiner' are facing further wage cuts after meeting with management yesterday.
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STAFF at the 'Irish Examiner' are facing further wage cuts after meeting with management yesterday.
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Tale of two critics - but Obama has facts on his side
President has proved stimulus doubters wrong; now he must think big, be bold and do it all over again, writesPAUL KRUGMAN
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President has proved stimulus doubters wrong; now he must think big, be bold and do it all over again, writesPAUL KRUGMAN
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Fás seemed to focus more on spending than achieving value
ANALYSIS:The rapid expansion of in-service training created enormous pressures for Fás
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ANALYSIS:The rapid expansion of in-service training created enormous pressures for Fás
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Seven groups show interest in Aer Arann
SEVEN GROUPS are set to receive an information memorandum relating to the sale of Aer Arann.
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SEVEN GROUPS are set to receive an information memorandum relating to the sale of Aer Arann.
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Minister says enterprise bodies will get funding to meet targets
IDA IRELAND and Enterprise Ireland will get funding to recruit additional staff to enable them achieve their job creation targets for the year, Minister for Enterprise Batt O’Keeffe has pledged.
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IDA IRELAND and Enterprise Ireland will get funding to recruit additional staff to enable them achieve their job creation targets for the year, Minister for Enterprise Batt O’Keeffe has pledged.
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Fyffes pre-tax profits of €10.2m down on first-half of last year
FRUIT IMPORTER Fyffes has announced pre-tax profits of €10.2 million for the first-half of 2010, compared to €12 million for the same period last year.
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FRUIT IMPORTER Fyffes has announced pre-tax profits of €10.2 million for the first-half of 2010, compared to €12 million for the same period last year.
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Revenue at Irish drug firm up 63% in first six months
LOSSES AT Merrion Pharmaceuticals narrowed by 65 per cent in the first-half of this year.
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LOSSES AT Merrion Pharmaceuticals narrowed by 65 per cent in the first-half of this year.
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Expansion slows in Ireland's service sector
THE EXPANSION of Ireland’s services sector slowed in August, but companies remained confident about prospects and recorded rising orders from both home and abroad, a survey showed yesterday.
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THE EXPANSION of Ireland’s services sector slowed in August, but companies remained confident about prospects and recorded rising orders from both home and abroad, a survey showed yesterday.
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Fall in US jobs is far less than expected
US EMPLOYMENT fell for a third straight month in August, but the drop was far less than expected and private hiring surprised on the upside, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to prop up economic growth.
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US EMPLOYMENT fell for a third straight month in August, but the drop was far less than expected and private hiring surprised on the upside, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to prop up economic growth.
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PR firm's dividend to NY parent
LEADING IRISH public relations agency Drury Communications paid a dividend of €1.49 million to its New York-based parent group Omnicom last year.
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LEADING IRISH public relations agency Drury Communications paid a dividend of €1.49 million to its New York-based parent group Omnicom last year.
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Lenihan seeks quick EU ruling on Anglo rescue
MINISTER FOR Finance Brian Lenihan will meet EU competition commissioner Joaquin Almunia in Brussels early next week as the Government presses for a swift decision on the €25 billion rescue of Anglo Irish Bank.
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MINISTER FOR Finance Brian Lenihan will meet EU competition commissioner Joaquin Almunia in Brussels early next week as the Government presses for a swift decision on the €25 billion rescue of Anglo Irish Bank.
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BP's oil spill costs have 'risen to $8bn'
BP PLC says the cost of dealing with its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has risen to $8 billion (€6.2 billion) as it prepares to release the findings of an internal inquiry into the causes of the disaster.
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BP PLC says the cost of dealing with its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has risen to $8 billion (€6.2 billion) as it prepares to release the findings of an internal inquiry into the causes of the disaster.
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Bourke in call to landlords
THE RESTAURATEUR and publican Jay Bourke has said landlords have to adjust their expectations when the businesses they are depending on for rent are under severe pressure.
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THE RESTAURATEUR and publican Jay Bourke has said landlords have to adjust their expectations when the businesses they are depending on for rent are under severe pressure.
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PKO bidding to buy 66% of Zachodni shares from AIB
PKO BANK Polski plans to make a revised cash bid for a controlling stake in AIB’s Polish subsidiary Bank Zachodni.
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PKO BANK Polski plans to make a revised cash bid for a controlling stake in AIB’s Polish subsidiary Bank Zachodni.
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Tighter regulation of EU financial markets proposed
EU INTERNAL markets commissioner Michel Barnier will follow a deal to set up new pan-European financial regulators with new proposals to tighten the regulation of derivative markets, short-selling and credit default swaps.
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EU INTERNAL markets commissioner Michel Barnier will follow a deal to set up new pan-European financial regulators with new proposals to tighten the regulation of derivative markets, short-selling and credit default swaps.
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Newspaper group Thomas Crosbie Holdings seeking 10% pay cut from staff
CORK-BASED MEDIA group Thomas Crosbie Holdings is seeking a 10 per cent pay cut from staff at the Irish Examiner newspaper.
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CORK-BASED MEDIA group Thomas Crosbie Holdings is seeking a 10 per cent pay cut from staff at the Irish Examiner newspaper.
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Newmarket members back Kerry plan
Shareholders in the Newmarket Co-op voted last night to allow Kerry Group to go ahead with a €33m offer.
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Shareholders in the Newmarket Co-op voted last night to allow Kerry Group to go ahead with a €33m offer.
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Winding up Anglo could hit €70 billion - Cowen
The idea that Anglo's affairs could be wound up without facing costs of €70 billion would not be in the taxpayers' interest.
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The idea that Anglo's affairs could be wound up without facing costs of €70 billion would not be in the taxpayers' interest.
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Rosslare-Waterford rail service to cease
The National Transport Authority has approved an Irish Rail proposal to end the Rosslare-Waterford rail service.
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The National Transport Authority has approved an Irish Rail proposal to end the Rosslare-Waterford rail service.
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New credit union advisory committee named
The membership of the new Credit Union Advisory Committee has been announced.
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The membership of the new Credit Union Advisory Committee has been announced.
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Irish Examiner wants to cut staff pay by 10%
It is understood that The Irish Examiner is planning to cut staff pay by 10% from October 1.
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It is understood that The Irish Examiner is planning to cut staff pay by 10% from October 1.
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5.30pm Markets Update
A much better than expected US employment report drove European stock markets higher this evening.
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A much better than expected US employment report drove European stock markets higher this evening.
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