‘We’re ready to fly A380s into India’ The Times Of India ‘We’re ready to fly A380s into India’ | Email this articlePrint this articleTweetThe author has posted comments on this articleSurendra Singh, TNN | Jan 20, 2012, 05.52AM IST | DUBLIN: Emirates Airline president Tim Clark shared his strategy for Middle East's largest airline and on...
RBS sells aircraft leasing business The Guardian | Ireland-based RBS Aviation Capital to net over £4bn for bank The sale will be the biggest disposal by RBS under Stephen Hester. Photograph: Johnny Green/PA | The Royal Bank of Scotland has confirmed the £4.7bn ($7.3bn) sale of its aircraft leasing business, the biggest disposal to date by chief ...
Ireland braced for more tremors after Donegal earthquake Belfast Telegraph | Ireland was hit by a mini-earthquake yesterday and there may be more tremors to come. | The quake, measuring 2.2 on the Richter scale, rocked an area of 30 square kilometres between Letterkenny and Buncrana in Donegal shortly after 1am. | Scores of...
Clearing house cuts margin to trade some Irish bonds Irish Times | SUZANNE LYNCH | IRELAND RECEIVED a boost yesterday with the news that London-based clearing house LCH Clearnet reduced the extra deposit it demands from clients to trade some Irish government bonds. | The margin needed will be reduced to 35 per cen...
Irish business with tools to dig out digital evidence Irish Times | GORDON SMITH | COMPUTER forensics start-up Cernam is to launch its first product later this month, a tool for gathering legally admissible digital evidence from online sources such as Facebook, blogs and message boards. | The Dublin company sees a ...
Spirit of invention Irish Times | MICHAEL McALEER | INNOVATION AWARDS: THE SHORTLIST for this year's Irish Times InterTradeIreland Innovation awards features 18 entries from established innovators, start-ups, public sector organisations and third-level spin-outs. | The finalists in...
Kylemore reports profit of Euro731,000 Irish Times | SUZANNE LYNCH | CATERING GROUP Kylemore swung back into the black last year, posting a pretax profit of Euro731,000, compared to a loss of Euro1.8 million the previous year, which reflected the impact of exceptional costs. | Accounts for Kylemore S...
Boosting Irish entrepreneurs Irish Times 12Baby steps: InterTradeIreland facilitates enterprises with its competitionLisa ODonoghue, Brendan Butler of the ITI board and Joseph Leen | INTERTRADEIRELAND: INTERTRADEIRELAND'S SEEDCORN competition has grown to become the island's biggest busines...
Milking the markets Irish Times | SUZANNE LYNCH | AGRI-FOOD SECTOR: AMID THE SEEMINGLY endless narrative of economic pessimism, one economic sector is bucking the trend. Ireland's agri-food sector is thriving. Once dismissed as a sunset industry, the Irish food and drink industry i...
Andrew Hastings, CEO, Barclays Bank Ireland Hastings battles to grow bank's business Irish Times Simon Carswell | Finance Correspondent | FRIDAY INTERVIEW: Andrew Hastings, CEO, Barclays Bank Ireland | ANDREW HASTINGS is a rare specimen in corporate Ireland. He is a bank chief with more deposits than loans, few bad debts to cure, eyeing new le...
Ireland faces EU action over gas market Irish Times | The European Commission is planning to take Ireland to court over its failure to comply with EU rules on the gas market. | Both Britain and Ireland will be taken to the European Court of Justice due to a failure to have adequate gas infrastructure ...
An unhappy anniversary for the euro The Observer Hans Eichel, the then German finance minister, poses with euro banknotes during a launch party in Berlin on 1 January 2002. Photograph: Wolfgang Kumm/EPA | The start of 2012 marks the second time the euro has reached its 10th birthday. From a technical and financial point of view, the single currency was launched on 1 January 1999, when all financi...
