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Ulster Bank appoints receiver to Logancourt
Ulster Bank has appointed a receiver, Jim Luby, to Logancourt Properties, a housing developer which developed homes in Rush, north Co Dublin, and Ashbourne, Co Meath.
Tough budgets essential here for 'extended' period
The global economic recovery is "too timid" in the mostly rich countries of the OECD and unemployment in the euro area may not peak until 2011, the latest economic outlook from the Paris-based think-tank says.
FBD shares up as fighting talk sparks buying spree
HOURS after an interim management statement drove an 11pc surge in his company's share price, FBD boss Andrew Langford last night insisted there had been no material change in the insurance group's outlook.
Struggling Datalex faces €2m loss
IRISH travel software firm Datalex expects losses to jump to $3m (€2m) this year as its operating environment continues to deteriorate.
Powerflute CEO is former Jefferson Smurfit figure
Packaging magnate Dermot Smurfit (right) has hired a former figure in the Smurfit empire he once ran with his brother, Michael, to run his Finnish-based paper mill operation, Powerflute. The company was formed when Mr Smurfit, former deputy chairman of the Smurfit group, led a takeover of Savon Sellu, a distressed Finnish paper mill, in 2005 and renamed it Powerflute.
Bad start gets worse for markets
It was a gloomy day on the markets in Dublin and the rest of Europe with shares retreating across the board from the start of trade.
Share funds help gold projects
GOLD exploration group Conroy Diamonds and Gold has raised €250,000 in fresh capital to fund work on the Clontibret gold project in Co Monaghan as well as other exploration work in the area.
Ryanair to begin legal battle on airport charges directive
Ryanair will next week seek leave for a judicial review of a direction issued by the Minister for Transport to the Commissioner for Aviation Regulation, allowing Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) to increase passengers fees to a level which will enable it to claw back millions of euro it spent on Terminal 2.
Kerry gets second bite at buying ingredients business
KERRY Group is being tipped as a potential buyer of the ingredients group Chr Hansen after it emerged that the French group PAI Partners is preparing to sell the business.
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