Dukes to replace O'Connor at Anglo Irish Bank
The chairman-designate of Anglo Irish Bank, Alan Dukes, has said that winding the bank down would cost much more than keeping it afloat.
88 Revenue settlements rake in ?29m
The latest list of tax settlements has been published by Revenue, showing that seven cases exceeded ?1m.
Finance defends higher NAMA fees
It has been confirmed that NAMA board members are to receive higher fees than originally planned.
Management, banks blamed for Lehman fall
The collapse of Lehman Brothers has been blamed on its top management as well as an audit firm and two banks.
US sales hold up despite weather
US retail sales rose unexpectedly last month despite heavy snow storms and a drop in vehicle purchases.
BA cabin crew to strike in late March - union
British Airways cabin crew will strike for seven days later this month, union officials said today.
Greek fourth quarter GDP shrank by 2.5%
The economy of Greece shrank by 2.5% in the last three months of 2009 compared with a year earlier.
Euro zone factory output surges
Factory output across continental Europe's core euro currency zone surged ahead in January, rising by 1.7%.
Loan arrears at credit unions rise
The Irish League of Credit Unions has reported figures for 2009 from its 505 members.
Farmers contact ISE over Glanbia
A group of farmers who have concerns about the possible transfer of Glanbia plc's Irish operations to Glanbia Co-op has contacted the Irish Stock Exchange.
The chairman-designate of Anglo Irish Bank, Alan Dukes, has said that winding the bank down would cost much more than keeping it afloat.
88 Revenue settlements rake in ?29m
The latest list of tax settlements has been published by Revenue, showing that seven cases exceeded ?1m.
Finance defends higher NAMA fees
It has been confirmed that NAMA board members are to receive higher fees than originally planned.
Management, banks blamed for Lehman fall
The collapse of Lehman Brothers has been blamed on its top management as well as an audit firm and two banks.
US sales hold up despite weather
US retail sales rose unexpectedly last month despite heavy snow storms and a drop in vehicle purchases.
BA cabin crew to strike in late March - union
British Airways cabin crew will strike for seven days later this month, union officials said today.
Greek fourth quarter GDP shrank by 2.5%
The economy of Greece shrank by 2.5% in the last three months of 2009 compared with a year earlier.
Euro zone factory output surges
Factory output across continental Europe's core euro currency zone surged ahead in January, rising by 1.7%.
Loan arrears at credit unions rise
The Irish League of Credit Unions has reported figures for 2009 from its 505 members.
Farmers contact ISE over Glanbia
A group of farmers who have concerns about the possible transfer of Glanbia plc's Irish operations to Glanbia Co-op has contacted the Irish Stock Exchange.
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BA union announces strike dates
BA cabin crew will go on strike for three days from 20 March and for four days from 27 March in a dispute over pay and staff levels.
Lehman bosses severely criticised
A report into the collapse of US bank Lehman Brothers criticises senior executives and auditor Ernst & Young for serious lapses.
Vauxhall gets UK loans guarantee
The UK announces a 300m-euro (£270m) loan guarantee for Vauxhall and Opel, the European arm of General Motors.
New mortgages 'halved in January'
The number of mortgages agreed with house buyers fell 49% in January from the month before, mortgage lenders say.
Superdry founder in line for £80m
The man behind the Superdry label gets big payout as firm completes transformation from market stall in Cheltenham to stock market.
FSA to clamp down on mis-selling
The head of the financial watchdog the FSA will announce plans to toughen up consumer protection.
US retail sales in surprise rise
US retail sales showed a surprise rise in February as consumers braved extreme bad weather to get to the shops
China's stern warning to Google
China's top internet official warns that Google will "pay the consequences" if it does not comply with censorship laws.
Sarkozy and Brown attack US deal
Nicolas Sarkozy and Gordon Brown criticise the US for "protectionism" over an aerospace deal after talks in London.
Not so Slim pickings: Mexican shakes up world rich list
Mexican Carlos Slim Huan overtakes Bill Gates as the world's richest man, according to the Forbes 'rich list'.
BA cabin crew will go on strike for three days from 20 March and for four days from 27 March in a dispute over pay and staff levels.
Lehman bosses severely criticised
A report into the collapse of US bank Lehman Brothers criticises senior executives and auditor Ernst & Young for serious lapses.
Vauxhall gets UK loans guarantee
The UK announces a 300m-euro (£270m) loan guarantee for Vauxhall and Opel, the European arm of General Motors.
New mortgages 'halved in January'
The number of mortgages agreed with house buyers fell 49% in January from the month before, mortgage lenders say.
Superdry founder in line for £80m
The man behind the Superdry label gets big payout as firm completes transformation from market stall in Cheltenham to stock market.
FSA to clamp down on mis-selling
The head of the financial watchdog the FSA will announce plans to toughen up consumer protection.
US retail sales in surprise rise
US retail sales showed a surprise rise in February as consumers braved extreme bad weather to get to the shops
China's stern warning to Google
China's top internet official warns that Google will "pay the consequences" if it does not comply with censorship laws.
Sarkozy and Brown attack US deal
Nicolas Sarkozy and Gordon Brown criticise the US for "protectionism" over an aerospace deal after talks in London.
Not so Slim pickings: Mexican shakes up world rich list
Mexican Carlos Slim Huan overtakes Bill Gates as the world's richest man, according to the Forbes 'rich list'.
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Treasury Holdings' Ronan to take break from business life
Businessman Johnny Ronan is to take a break from his business activities for the next few months.
SIMI calls for change to new-car registrations system
There has been a call for a change in the way new cars are registered here.
BA withdraws cost-cutting plan as union announces strike dates
British Airways boss Willie Walsh has said a cost-cutting package offered to union Unite has been withdrawn after the union announced strike dates.
British Airways cabin crew to strike from March 20
British Airways cabin crew are to stage a series of strikes in a bitter row over cost-cutting, threatening travel chaos for tens of thousands of passengers, it was announced today.
Lehman Brothers used '$50bn accounting gimmicks'
A report into the collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers found "credible evidence" that senior managers approved misleading financial statements in the run-up to the group's demise.
Dukes to be appointed chairman of Anglo Irish Bank
Former Finance Minister Alan Dukes is to take over as the new chairman of nationalised Anglo-Irish Bank, it was confirmed today.
Former Anglo chief 'cannot pay back ?70m loans'
The former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank has said that he cannot pay back the ?70m he owes in unpaid loans.
Union to reveal next move in BA cost-cutting row
Leaders of British Airways cabin crew will reveal their next move today in the long-running dispute over cost-cutting which threatens disruption to flights later this month.
Dow Jones up almost 50 points
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 44.51, or 0.4%, to 10,611.84 last night.
Deutsche Boerse to sell Irish shares
German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse is to begin selling shares in publicly quoted Irish companies later this year.
Businessman Johnny Ronan is to take a break from his business activities for the next few months.
SIMI calls for change to new-car registrations system
There has been a call for a change in the way new cars are registered here.
BA withdraws cost-cutting plan as union announces strike dates
British Airways boss Willie Walsh has said a cost-cutting package offered to union Unite has been withdrawn after the union announced strike dates.
British Airways cabin crew to strike from March 20
British Airways cabin crew are to stage a series of strikes in a bitter row over cost-cutting, threatening travel chaos for tens of thousands of passengers, it was announced today.
Lehman Brothers used '$50bn accounting gimmicks'
A report into the collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers found "credible evidence" that senior managers approved misleading financial statements in the run-up to the group's demise.
Dukes to be appointed chairman of Anglo Irish Bank
Former Finance Minister Alan Dukes is to take over as the new chairman of nationalised Anglo-Irish Bank, it was confirmed today.
Former Anglo chief 'cannot pay back ?70m loans'
The former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank has said that he cannot pay back the ?70m he owes in unpaid loans.
Union to reveal next move in BA cost-cutting row
Leaders of British Airways cabin crew will reveal their next move today in the long-running dispute over cost-cutting which threatens disruption to flights later this month.
Dow Jones up almost 50 points
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 44.51, or 0.4%, to 10,611.84 last night.
Deutsche Boerse to sell Irish shares
German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse is to begin selling shares in publicly quoted Irish companies later this year.
