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Iconic department store Arnotts is finalising a major refinancing as the downturn in retailing bites
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.
AIB overcharges 40,000 customers in fee blunder
AIB yesterday admitted overcharging 40,000 customers in the latest of a long list of blunders by the country's biggest bank.
Couple sues Bloxham on €470,450 bond loss, court hears
A RETIRED couple who claim they lost more than €470,000 because of allegedly negligent advice about an investment bond from Bloxham Stockbrokers have brought a legal action against the firm.
United Drug profits matching prior year
United Drug said it sees full-year pretax profit "broadly in line" with the prior year as price cuts on some drugs reduces wholesale revenue.
Revenue to seek Swiss bank data
IRISH officials will ask their German counterparts for details of any local tax dodgers listed on a CD containing tax-sensitive data which Germany is buying from an informant for €2.5m.
IMF backs the creation and role of NAMA
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reaffirmed its backing of the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA), the body designed to purge the banks of billions in toxic developer loans.
Consumer confidence hits two-year high
CONSUMER confidence surged last month, defying continuing high unemployment and economic uncertainty.
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.
Postbank paid last bonuses before guarantee
POSTBANK, the joint venture between An Post and BNP Paribas, was the last bank to pay out a bonus to senior staff before government restrictions were introduced, Department of Finance records show.
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.
Inside Irish
- 750 jobs to go at Bank of Scotland Ireland
- Bank recapitalisation cost ‘manageable’ -- Honohan
- Retail sales declined for third month
- D&B to create 100 jobs in Dublin
- Claim shame: Are insurers making it harder for claimants to switch?
- Fear for jobs as Bank of Scotland about to make key Irish decision
- Homeowners at risk as 20pc of tradesmen drop insurance
- Developer in €20m unit buyback
- Long-haul traffic slumps after Aer Lingus route cuts
- New ferry service will link Cork and Europe
- Consumer confidence at two-year high
- Building industry rate of decline eases
- Thriving food industry drives return to land of milk and honey
- Optimism grows despite sharp fall
- Equity group's takeover of Payzone will save 500 jobs
- Top landowners defy the recession as turnover at marina firm rises to €2.3m
- Third force bank with BoS(I) would rival big two, says report
- Clients of AIB's brokerage firm told to exit BoI
- Tiger's sponsor shaves ad spend
- Buckley plan to rebuild is left in a heap
- Irish cutting back on the auld chat
- Tax sweetener for foreign bosses gets sour response
- NIB results pile more pressure on the banks
- Oscars put spotlight on Irish film
- Tom Healy
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- 22:04 Tevez and Adebayor on target for City
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