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Debt Crisis: Eurozone bailout founds not enough as new €15bn hole found in Greek finances
INTERNATIONAL debt inspectors believe they have found another €15bn black hole in Greece’s public finances caused by the deepening recession, delivering the crippled nation another devastating blow.
Hungary’s Malev grounds fleet after running out of cash
HUNGARIAN airline Malev has grounded its fleet after running out of money.
Video: Brokers woo Facebook staff in hope of sharing stock bonanza
BROKERS and other money managers have begun to descend on Facebook's Dublin staff in the hope of getting their hands on some of the fortunes that will be doled out to employees if they sell their shares.
HSBC set to move most of its US fund services to Dublin
HSBC is to move part of its US fund administration division to Ireland from the US as the multinational seeks to reorganise its business.
Services sector down in January
THE services sector shrank in January for the second month in a row in January but export orders increased.
'No' vote on EU fiscal pact would be 'devastating for Irish economy'
Rejection could trigger a bank run and eventual exit from euro, warn economists
Irish bonds outperform state debt issued in rest of eurozone
INVESTORS made a better return on Irish government bonds than on any euro area peer of US government 'Treasury bonds' in January.
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Bank of Ireland takes €1.1m from airport's deposits
Two ministers were seeking clarification last night after Bank of Ireland raided €1.1m held on deposit by Galway Airport and offset it against the company's loans.
It's a Mini disaster! BMW sponsors deadly cold front
It sounded like a cool marketing move by BMW: paying to have the name of its Mini Cooper Roadster associated with the cold snap engulfing Europe. But the car manufacturer has been left rueing its decision after the freezing weather killed more than 70 people.
Shell profits jump 54pc despite tough fourth quarter
Royal Dutch Shell's reported a 54pc jump in full-year profits to $28.6bn (€21.7bn) last year, despite a tough fourth quarter in which the oil giant reported a loss in its "downstream" refining and marketing division.
Bertie's old haunt one of three hotels taken from McNamara
BERTIE Ahern's favourite holiday hideaway, the Parknasilla Hotel in Kerry, and Dublin's famous Burlington Hotel, have gone into receivership.
VHI hikes prices again as 6,000 ditch health cover every month
FAMILIES will end up paying out an extra €600 a year for health insurance after the VHI announced another hike.
EU regulators: Google should ‘pause’ privacy changes
EUROPEAN regulators have requested Google ‘pause’ planned changes to simplify its privacy policy.
Positive economic vibes are prompting investors to ask: 'What are we missing?'
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Both teacher and protege can reap the rewards of a mentoring relationship
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Independent.ie is now largest online news publishing site in Ireland – research
THE Independent.ie website is now the largest online news publishing site in Ireland, according to new research.
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