Aer Lingus union wants LRC to step in
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IMPACT, which represents Aer Lingus cabin crew, is asking the Labour Relations Commission to reconvene to try to resolve the row over threatened compulsory redundancies.
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Terminal 2 competition plan scrapped
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Transport Minister Noel Dempsey has given the Dublin Airport Authority the right to operate the new Terminal 2.
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Dáil passes final stages of Finance Bill
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The Dáil has passed the final stages of the Finance Bill by 75 votes to 71.
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Glanbia in talks on Irish dairy business sale
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Glanbia has reported a 19% drop in pre-tax profits for 2009, in what it called a very challenging environment.
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Tullow profits fall on lower oil prices
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Oil exploration company Tullow has reported a 93% drop in pre-tax profits for the year ending December 2009.
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Northern Rock's losses shrink in 2009
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Northern Rock's headline losses shrank in 2009, helped by lower loan losses in the second half.
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IFSC accounts for bulk of €1 trillion debt
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New figures show that at the end of January Irish residents had an outstanding debt of €1.1 trillion.
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First of new R&D competence centres launched
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Enterprise Ireland and the IDA have launched the first of five new R&D centres in conjunction with colleges and firms.
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Brown defends stance on deficit cuts
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says he believes Britain will keep its AAA top credit rating.
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Contrasting fortunes for big two exporters
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German exports dropped by an unexpectedly sharp 6.3% in January from the previous month, new figures show.
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Oil jumps on US demand signals
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World oil prices surged this evening after news that fuel stockpiles in the US slumped last week.
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'Energy plan will maintain jobs' claim
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The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland has said savings of €6 billion can be secured from a new plan.
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Irish Times names new MD
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Liam Kavanagh has been appointed as managing director of the Irish Times.
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Ad giant JC Decaux's net profit plunges 77%
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France's JC Decaux, the biggest outdoor advertising group in Europe and Asia, said its net profit fell 77.3% in 2009.
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O'Calaghan firm completes debt deal
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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt says it has completed a financial restructuring package.
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Morning business news - March 10
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Glanbia says its major shareholder, the Glanbia Co-operative Society, is in talks to buy its Irish operations.
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Today in the press
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Close to 120,000 new jobs could be created if Ireland transforms itself into an innovation centre, according to the report from the Government's Innovation Taskforce.
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5.30pm Markets Update
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European stock markets edged higher this evening in cautious trading.
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