Today's Headlines
Updated:
3 Sep 2010 19:04
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US employment fall less than expected
(17:02) US employment fell for a third month in a row in August, but the decline was far less than expected. -
Winding up Anglo could hit €70 billion - Cowen
(18:53) The idea that Anglo's affairs could be wound up without facing costs of €70 billion would not be in the taxpayers' interest. -
Slowdown in service sector growth
(13:40) Activity in the service sector of the economy grew again last month, but at the slowest pace since May.
- Lower prices hit Fyffes profits (17:49)
- Tullamore firm wins €4m EU grant (11:09)
- Newmarket members back Kerry plan (19:03)
- Cork's AMS announces 31 new jobs in expansion (11:21)
- EU reviewing some funding for FÁS (14:32)
- Rosslare-Waterford rail service to cease (18:50)
- Irish Examiner wants to cut staff pay by 10% (18:22)
- BP spill costs climb to $8 billion (11:40)
- BA passenger numbers defy strike threat (14:47)
- UK services firms are more anxious (09:54)
- Euro zone retail sales flat in July (12:00)
- Twitter tops 145 million registered users (15:57)
- Swedish investment bank Carnegie buys HQ (13:13)
- Petrobras sells $64 billion of stock (16:30)
- New credit union advisory committee named (18:34)
- Brazilians behind Burger King buy (11:43)
- US jobs report pushes oil prices higher (15:47)
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