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As Ireland’s leaders try to limit the fallout from the tax crossfire between Apple Inc. and U.S. politicians, bond markets suggest they don’t have to worry.
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Ryanair Holdings Plc rose to a record-high after Europe’s biggest discount airline said full- year profit increased 13 percent.
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Ireland’s new insolvency service will pursue and prosecute borrowers fraudulently seeking debt forgiveness, said Lorcan O’Connor, head of the new agency
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British Airways parent IAG SA posted a wider first-quarter loss as the pound weakened against the dollar and euro and workers at Spanish unit Iberia staged 10 days of strikes over 3,000 job cuts.
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Ireland’s stock index is the best performer in western Europe this year. That’s not enough to stop some of its biggest companies from defecting.
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Ireland’s dash to the bailout exit door is turning into more of a stagger than a sprint.
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British Airways parent IAG SA acquired control of discount carrier Vueling Airlines SA for 123.5 million euros ($160 million) as Europe’s third largest airline group seeks to stem losses in Spain.
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Bank of Ireland Plc, the nation’s largest bank by assets, said lending margins continued to improve, following a rebound in the second half of 2012.
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Ireland’s most powerful labor union rejected the latest round of proposed public sector pay cuts, leaving the government’s plans to save over 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) facing defeat.
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Ireland’s bailout masters start their tenth review of the rescue tomorrow as a labor-union rejection of public-sector pay cuts complicates the government’s plan to regain economic sovereignty.
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