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€200m boost as foreign student numbers soar
Saturday November 21 2009
A record number of foreign students are following full-time courses in Irish universities, institutes and colleges this year.
Dell falls as sales miss target on PC slump
Friday November 20 2009
Dell, after losing its second-place ranking in the global personal-computer market last quarter, fell in Nasdaq trading after reporting earnings that missed analysts’ estimates.
McIlroy keeps his cool in 'duel'
Friday November 20 2009
LEE WESTWOOD and Rory McIlroy are as friendly as two guys separated by 16 years can be -- yet the handshake between them on the first tee in Dubai yesterday was perfunctory, while the smile they both donned for the official photograph seemed just a little stiff.
China bans Microsoft from selling operating systems
Thursday November 19 2009
Microsoft has been banned from selling multiple versions of its flagship Windows operating system in China after breaching a local licensing agreement.
US economy 'set to outpace Europe'
Thursday November 19 2009
The world's rich and developed economies will grow faster next year, but recovery will remain modest, a Paris-based watchdog said
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