Today's Headlines
Updated:
3 Sep 2010 19:04
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US employment fell for a third month in a row in August, but the decline was far less than expected.
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The idea that Anglo's affairs could be wound up without facing costs of €70 billion would not be in the taxpayers' interest.
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Activity in the service sector of the economy grew again last month, but at the slowest pace since May.
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The ESRI's Professor John Fitzgerald says quick decisions on Anglo Irish Bank are needed
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