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FG insider briefs the top bankers at private dinner
Cox marks the card of corporate elite on crisis
Department faces grilling on €43m 'Bertie Bowl' spend
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) will grill the Department of Sport this week on how it managed to spend €43m on master-planning a national sports campus that was never built.
Cabinet to rule on sale of €600m Lotto licence
Davy appointed to advise on disposal of semi-state's big money-spinner
Rabbitte predicts deal within weeks on €30bn Anglo bailout
COMMUNICATIONS Minister Pat Rabbitte has told a prominent US newspaper that a deal on Anglo Irish Bank's bailout will be struck "in the next few weeks" -- even though the Finance Minister Michael Noonan has repeatedly insisted that any deal won't be achieved "in the short term".
Games developers seek to recruit 350 new staff
EMPLOYERS are scouting for fresh new talent, with up to to 350 jobs on offer at the Games Ireland conference at the Gibson hotel in Dublin's Docklands this Wednesday. Six of the world's biggest players in the gaming industry are hiring.
ECB refuses to release 'threat' letter
It would undermine stability: Draghi
ECB loans to bailed-out banks static despite €15bn sector fall
BAILED-out banks' borrowings from the European Central Bank (ECB) remained virtually unchanged last month even though ECB loans to Ireland's overall banking sector fell by €15bn, the Irish Independent has learned.
Trouncing his rivals -- Irish bonds investor Hasenstab
THE US investor who placed a huge punt on Ireland is outperforming 98pc of rivals, according to new research by Bloomberg.
Clinton tells tycoons: You'd be nuts not to invest in Ireland
FORMER US President Bill Clinton last night gave a ringing endorsement to our economy by urging some of the world's biggest investors to pump their money into it.
Output rose in 2011 but debt crisis hit pace of growth
INDUSTRIAL output was up last year but the pace of growth slowed sharply, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
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- Etihad chief 'ready to sit down with Government' about Aer Lingus sale
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- Guinness sales rise 5pc overall
- Some mortgage debt will be written off, admits NIB chief
- Providence boosted by well update
- Greencore chief Coveney defends €1.4m package
- IDA announces 500 new jobs from three multinationals
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- NIB losses grew in 2011
- Bryan S Ryan promise to show Irish businesses how to slash IT costs by 40pc
- Bill Clinton hosts New York ‘invest in Ireland’ summit
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- New members for board of DAA
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- Maximum fine of €2.5m 'a slap on the wrist', Quinn hearing told
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