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Toyota recalls 400,000 hybrids worldwide
Toyota will recall 437,000 hybrid vehicles globally to fix faulty braking systems on its four models, including the Prius, adding to almost 8 million vehicles the company is repairing for separate defects.
750 jobs to go at Bank of Scotland Ireland
About 750 workers are to be laid off at Bank of Scotland (Ireland) in a massive blow to the country's financial sector, it was revealed today.
D&B to create 100 jobs in Dublin
D&B, formerly known as Dun & Bradstreet, has announced plans to establish a business operations centre in Dublin, creating up to 100 new jobs.
Bank recapitalisation cost ‘manageable’ -- Honohan
Central Bank Governor Patrick Honohan said the cost of recapitalising the country’s banks will be "manageable" for the Government.
Retail sales declined for third month
Irish retail sales declined for a third month in December as rising unemployment curbed spending on everything from alcohol to furniture.
Investors wrong to question euro: Barroso
European Commission President Jose Barroso said Europe’s political commitment to the euro means investors would be wrong to bet against the single currency as Greece’s budget woes threaten to spread to other countries.
Fear for jobs as Bank of Scotland about to make key Irish decision
Bank of Scotland (Ireland) (BoSI) is understood to be preparing a major announcement on its future in Ireland, prompting fresh fears about the security of its 1600-strong workforce.
Developer in €20m unit buyback
THE collapsed property company behind Kilkenny's flagship MacDonagh Junction (right) expects to have to pay €20m to buy back its empty retail units in June.
Surprise as AIB picks non-banker as new CFO
AIB, the country's biggest bank, has chosen the ESB's finance director to head up its finance department at a time when it is seeking to raise billions of euros to bolster its balance sheet against mounting loan losses.
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Arnotts refinance deal will 'wipe out Boundary's shares'
Beleaguered financier Niall McFadden's Boundary Capital has warned it faces a virtual wipe-out on its 28pc stake in Arnotts as the iconic department store group finalises a major refinancing.
Global crisis threat as states' debts balloon
WELL, now we know what would have happened. Back in the early part of last year, the most frequently asked question here in Ireland was: "Will the IMF (International Monetary Fund) come in? Will the EU/ECB come to the rescue? What will the conditions be?"
Greek fallout will add to company costs globally
Corporate borrowing costs are rising at the fastest pace in more than two months on concern that worsening government finances will slow the global economy and make it harder for companies to meet debt payments.
Gmail status updates 'to compete with Facebook and Twitter'
Google is tomorrow expected to announce enhancements to its Gmail service that will make it easier for users to share links, media and status updates with friends.
AIB and CRH lead ISEQ gain
IRISH stocks eked out gains yesterday, led higher by financials as AIB named a new chief financial officer and CRH -- following a report on domestic construction which suggested some signs of life.
Claim shame: Are insurers making it harder for claimants to switch?
ARE insurers turning their backs on householders who have had to make a claim on their insurance? The question is prompted by the recent floods in large parts of the country and the big freeze at the start of the year.
Residence Club for sale
The Residence Club at Stephen's Green Dublin is being offered for sale as a going concern by the receiver Jim Stafford.
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Google CEO Eric Schmidt said in July that display ads may be the company's next business to generate $1bn in sales. Analysts say 2010 is the year he will deliver on that prediction.
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