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The ISEQ closed a volatile week at its lowest point in months amid thin trading as investors awaited developments in the Read More
Today's Wall Street debut by social network giant, Facebook, is set to make investors such as Bono huge sums, with music Read More
Sweden's IKEA has sacked four executives, including a country manager and head of security, after an internal probe into Read More
Glanbia today said it is to sell its Yoplait Ireland yoghurt business in Wexford for E18m in a deal that will result in Read More
U.S. stocks opened higher today, with the imminent market debut of Facebook helping to lift battered investor sentiment. Read More
The fragile state of British consumer spending could be laid bare next week with bellwether retailer Marks and Spencer e Read More
Healthier euro zone states could use their low borrowing costs to help finance the recovery of struggling parts of the b Read More
The euro lifted off a four-month low against the dollar today as investors pared bets against the single currency after Read More
The ISEQ fell again this morning amid thin trading as investors awaited developments in the ongoing Greek and eurozone c Read More
Finance union, the IBOA today said that it noted the recommendation for voluntary severance and early retirement of up t Read More
A County Clare hotel operator has announced the creation of 15 full-time jobs in Doolin. Read More
De La Rue has drawn up contingency plans to print drachma banknotes should Greece exit the euro and approach the British Read More
Speaking at the annual conference of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Ireland, former deputy director of Read More
Leaders of major industrial economies meet this weekend to try to tackle a full-blown crisis in Europe where fears are g Read More
The European Commission and the European Central Bank are working on scenarios in case Greece has to leave the euro zone Read More
The first 19 weeks of this year saw revenues slip at Independent News and Media compared to the same time a year ago as Read More
Dublin-based travel software group, Datalex, today said that the first four months of this year confirm that it is on ta Read More
Fresh foods group, Total Produce, this morning said that its previously announced target adjusted earnings per share in Read More
Dublin-listed financial services company, IFG, this morning said that, despite tough conditions in its main Irish and UK Read More
Ferries operator, Irish Continental Group (ICG) saw a slight dip in revenues in the first four months of this year as fu Read More
Details of the new voluntary redundancy scheme at Bank of Ireland will be released in the next few weeks and it is under Read More
The European Commission and the European Central Bank are working on an emergency scenario in case Greece has to leave t Read More
Britain's top share index tumbled through support levels today as the dire situation in the euro zone kept bears in cont Read More
When metals warehouses in top consumer China are so full that workers start stockpiling iron ore in granaries and copper Read More
The ISEQ is down sharply this morning and below the 3,000 level at 2,992, a fall of 39 points already as stock markets a Read More
German government bond yields hit record lows today, the U.S. dollar rose and shares fell as the escalating bank crisis Read More
European shares opened sharply lower this morning, on course for their biggest weekly decline since November Read More
IBM is to create several hundred jobs at its Dublin-based technology campus with the opening of a new global services in Read More
A spreading bank run could hasten Greece's exit from the euro zone but it certainly doesn't have to end that way. Read More
Leaders at this weekend's G8 summit will discuss pressures on global oil markets and options they could take in response Read More
Russia's richest man recognized the value of Facebook Inc three years ago when he invested in the social networking comp Read More
Brent crude slipped below $107 today to its lowest in 2012 as a worsening euro zone crisis and weak U.S. economic data r Read More
European stock index futures pointed to a lower open today as the euro zone debt worries escalated after Spanish banks w Read More
Asian shares tumbled today and were set for their worst weekly showing since September, amid political turmoil in Greece Read More
Japan's Nikkei share average dropped sharply this morning with securities hammered by fears of contagion from Spain's ai Read More
The ISEQ plunged again today amid talk of a bank run in Greece and fears of contagion spreading around Europe, including Read More
The world's top 29 banks may need a total $566 billion to meet tougher new capital rules, cutting returns by a fifth and Read More
The International Monetary Fund will not return to Greece to review its loan program before Athens holds fresh elections Read More
U.S. stocks extended losses as data showed manufacturing in the in the U.S. mid-Atlantic region unexpectedly contracted Read More
Aer Lingus Regional today announced it is to open a new route from Ireland West Airport Knock to Birmingham. Read More
Medical device manufacturer Merit Medical Systems today said it plans to create 200 new jobs at its new E20 million faci Read More
A gauge of future U.S. economic activity fell in April for the first time in seven months, according to an industry surv Read More
Bankia SA's black hole may be so big that Madrid's only option for the Spanish bank will be to wind it down. Read More
The euro slid to a four-month low against the dollar today and was expected to remain under pressure as concerns grow ab Read More
New U.S. claims for unemployment benefits were unchanged last week, according to government data today that will do litt Read More
The ISEQ plunged this morning amid talk of a bank run in Greece and fears of contagion spreading around Europe, includin Read More
The yield demanded by investors to hold Irish bonds surged to 7.5pc today amid fears of a run on Greece's banks ahead of Read More
European shares extended their losing streak today as worries over Spanish lender Bankia caused its shares to fall more Read More
The Government's policy of austerity continues to adversely affect many aspects of the domestic economy with consumer sp Read More
The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Brendan Howlin, has said that half of the total money raised by the sale Read More
British insurer Aviva will sell under-performing businesses in a strategic overhaul after irate investors forced out its Read More
The Hireland initiative helped put 2,000 people in to employment, it claimed today. Read More
Belfast-based broadcaster and media group, UTV, this morning said revenues rose at its Irish radio division in the first Read More
MSI Management UK and Ireland, a member of MS and AD Insurance, Japan's largest non-life insurance group and the seventh Read More
Spain's medium-term borrowing costs rose sharply to around five percent in an auction of three- and four- year bonds tod Read More
AIB should now honour all contractual payments to staff, according to IBOA General Secretary, Larry Broderick, after rul Read More
Copperfasten, an Irish software company that produces internet security solutions, today announced that it will create 3 Read More
One third of Irish employers expect to increase pay levels this year while six out of ten expect to take on new staff, a Read More
British shares slipped back towards five-month lows today, with investors braced for weeks of uncertainty stemming from Read More
In comments that appeared aimed at calming speculation of a pending Greek exit from the euro, German Chancellor Angela M Read More
Spain officially slipped in to recession in the first quarter, final figures confirmed today, leaving the country threat Read More
The ISEQ opened lower this morning at 1,070 down 14 as markets live with the Greek situation and await the election resu Read More
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power said today revenue for the year to date rose by 28 percent as it entered the Italian online Read More
China's consumption of plastic could grow by up to 7 percent this year after stalling in 2011, but the rebound will not Read More
European shares edged lower at the start of trading today, having closed down during the last three sessions Read More
The Minister for Finance has linked a deal on Ireland's bank debt and the State's emergence from the bailout programme. Read More
HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, said it cut costs by $2 billion after one year of a 3-year turnaround plan, and is on targe Read More
Enbridge Inc kicked off one of the most sweeping expansions in its history on Wednesday, a C$3.2 billion ($3.2 billion) Read More
Customers of troubled Spanish bank Bankia, nationalized last week, have taken out over 1 billion euros from their accoun Read More
European stock index futures pointed to a slight rebound today following an almost uninterrupted three-week drop Read More
The Nikkei share average inched back up today as upbeat Japanese economic growth data Read More
The European Central Bank has stopped offering liquidity to some Greek banks it does not consider solvent, and internati Read More
Japan's economy bounced back in the first quarter from a year-end lull, powering ahead of other major industrial nations Read More
Subject: Vintners' Federation Duration: 15:00 Interview with Liam Griffin (Hotelier) who discusses some of the issues... Read More
Subject: Eircom rescue Duration: 6:00 Business news stories with Ian Guider: The owner of mobile phone company 3 is... Read More
Subject: C&C results Duration: 4:00 Drinks group C&C, owner of the Bulmers and Magners brands, has reported... Read More
Subject: Growth stimulus Duration: 6:00 The Irish government is advancing talks with the troika to use all of the Eur... Read More
Subject: EU Treaty debate Duration: 7:00 Patrick Coveney (President, Dublin Chamber of Commerce) discusses why he... Read More
Subject: Naming fathers on birth certs Duration: 6:00 There are reports that single mothers are going to be forced to... Read More
Subject: Drinking and young people Duration: 1:00 News item: A new report from Headstrong and UCD has found strong... Read More
Subject: War crimes Duration: 1:00 News item: Former commander of Bosnian forces has been accused of full... Read More
Subject: Clerical abuse Duration: 2:00 Victims of clerical abuse are calling on the Catholic Church to hold a... Read More
Subject: RTE Duration: 2:00 Senior executives from RTE were before an Oireachtas Committee today answering questions... Read More
Source: Kerryman Details: Greek president Karolos Papoulias has dissolved the Parliament elected on May 6 and set a Read More
Source: Carlow People Details: Greek president Karolos Papoulias has dissolved the Parliament elected on May 6 and set a Read More
Source: Corkman Details: Greek president Karolos Papoulias has dissolved the Parliament elected on May 6 and set a Read More
Source: Eircom.net Details: President Karolos Papoulias has dissolved the Parliament elected on May 6 and set a new el Read More
Source: Irish Examiner Details: President Karolos Papoulias has dissolved the Parliament elected on May 6 and set a new el Read More
Source: Irish Times Details: remarks by trade commissioner Karel De Gucht were quickly dismissed by the commission, whi Read More
Source: Sharewatch Global Market Details: LONDON (ShareCast) - Ratings agency Fitch cut Greece’s rating on Thursday to ‘ Read More
Source: Ireland Business World Details: The International Monetary Fund will not return to Greece to review its loan program befor Read More
Source: RTE Online Details: The May 6 election left Greece in limbo, pushing the financial markets and euro down sharp Read More
Source: Irish Independent Details: A senior judge has been sworn in to head Greece's caretaker government for a month as the Read More
Can YOU spot the difference? Life in the Independent News & Media offices is never dull I'm sure, but these days it must make Damascus look like Disneyland. Last Sunday's Sunday Independent being a fine example. Those in the newspaper business know too well that you can have two versions of your title printed on any given day - a 1st edition and a 'city final'. A 'city final' gives you a little flexibility to adjust your main page one banner headline to accommodate a breaking...
Freelance online journalist needed to cover holidays etc pref. with an interest in business/economics. Involves writing for businessworld.ie and...
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