Today's Headlines
Updated:
9 Mar 2010 18:28
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Aer Lingus to cut 230 cabin crew
(18:28) Aer Lingus has announced plans to lay off 230 cabin crew following their rejection of a €97m cost-cutting plan. -
AIB's 2009 executive pay bill €3.6m
(17:22) Figures contained in AIB's annual report show how much the bailed out bank was paying its management in 2009. -
EMF an idea for long-term - Barroso
(14:50) The president of the European Commission has dampened speculation about a European Monetary Fund.
- Greencore EGM backs malt arm sale (15:06)
- Labour rents plan 'not possible'- Cowen (17:02)
- Cisco claims system to 'transform' net (16:46)
- EADS US pull-out sparks EU concern (12:54)
- Regional radio group to lay off staff (12:41)
- Fire and snow ravage Eurotunnel profits (08:32)
- France set to issue 50-year bonds (16:43)
- Examiner appointed to Bestseller Retail (14:55)
- Sony to roll out 3D TVs in Japan in June (11:29)
- Obama, Greek PM to discuss financial reform (15:06)
- New rules limited ISE's power (16:48)
- Dollar rise holds oil prices back (17:47)
- BBC licence fee to increase by 2% from April (13:21)
- British trade deficit worsens in January (13:17)
- North's housing market facing slow recovery (12:10)
- Morning business news - Mar 9 (11:15)
- Today in the press (11:16)
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