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James Murdoch signals reduced role for his family's newspapers
Friday November 20 2009
James Murdoch, annointed heir to his father's media conglomerate, News Corporation, signalled that the family love affair with newspapers is coming to an end and the business will shift its focus to television and entertainment in the future.
Unexpected president was drifting towards retirement
Friday November 20 2009
HERMAN Van Rompuy is an unexpected first President of the European Union.
Angry Trap points the finger
Friday November 20 2009
PSYCHOLOGISTS tell us there are seven stages of grief. It is a process that begins with shock, works through denial, anger, bargaining, pain and depression before the eventual arrival at ... well, we'll get back to that one later.
Sarkozy says 'non'
Friday November 20 2009
FRENCH President Nicolas Sarkozy last night told Taoiseach Brian Cowen he could not support demands for a replay of the World Cup qualifier despite feeling "sorry" for the Irish.
Bad start gets worse for markets
Friday November 20 2009
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.
Kerry gets second bite at buying ingredients business
Friday November 20 2009
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.
ECB to exit gradually from unconventional policy
Friday November 20 2009
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said policymakers would unwind their unconventional monetary policies "naturally and gradually," while remaining dedicated to price stability.
Blair and Bruton lose bids for top EU posts
Friday November 20 2009
The bids of John Bruton and Tony Blair to become EU president perished last night as European leaders appointed two low-profile figures to the new top posts created by the Lisbon Treaty.
Jason 'always asked about Clooney'
Thursday November 19 2009
Jason Reitman has made a note of every press question he's been asked recently - and worked out that the most frequent question is about George Clooney.
