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Revenue to seek Swiss bank data
Tuesday February 09 2010
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.
MEP pushes for a phased SFP move
Tuesday February 09 2010
Any move away from the historic means of establishing farmers' Single Farm Payment (SFP) entitlements must be done on a phased basis, a leading member of the European Parliament's agriculture committee has insisted.
Ocean-energy firm makes splash with US deal
Saturday February 06 2010
AN IRISH ocean-energy company has signed a major deal with a US firm that takes the production of energy from the power of waves a step closer.
EU debt now more risky than that of top US firms
Friday February 05 2010
EU government debt is now seen as more risky than that of top US companies, as the crisis sparked by budget problems in Greece shows no signs of abating.
Now it's time to build on what we've got rather than lament what we lost
Thursday February 04 2010
THE Central Bank, including its regulatory arm, has been doing lots of strange things in the last few years, as we all know. But trying to cheer us up? Now, that is unusual.
Irish banks set to 'benefit' from Greek drama
Wednesday February 03 2010
Analysts at Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) yesterday re-iterated that Irish banks were in a "vegetative state", but said they may benefit from the financial crisis being played out in Greece.
Why Tory leader is following an honourable tradition in doing his bit for Ulster unionism
Sunday January 31 2010
last week was a very revealing week so far as Northern Ireland was concerned, and not just because it showed once again the distinct limitations of the travelling prime ministerial road show.
Job market given boost as 125 new positions announced
Wednesday January 27 2010
TWO companies have boosted the flagging jobs market with the announcement they are to create 125 new positions.
Freund to create Euro hub in Tullamore
Tuesday January 26 2010
Taoiseach Brian Cowen has announced that Japanese pharmaceutical equipment company, Freund Corporation, is to establish a European base in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, creating 25 jobs over five years.
