Business
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Morrisons seals deal with Ocado for online service
Britain's number four supermarket Wm Morrisons has agreed a long term deal with online grocer Ocado to enable Morrisons.com to start grocery deliveries to customers by January.
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Oil higher as investors eye US economy
The price of oil rose to near $96 a barrel today ahead of the release of Conference Board's index of leading indicators for the US economy.
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Morning business news - May 17
Mike Jeffries - the boss of clothing brands Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister - has been accused of discriminating against the overweight by making clothes only for the thin.
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Today in the press
The Companies Bill and measures pushed by the Irish presidency of the European Union will create "a compliance culture rather than a catch-them-out culture", according to Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton.
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Capita to double Irish workforce with 800 new jobs
Service solutions provider Capita has announced it will create 800 jobs in Ireland over the next three years.
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Irish growth dependent on European recovery - ESRI
The Economic and Social Research Institute has said it is likely that growth in output and employment will continue this year and next.
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Google boss challenged again over reporting of tax
Google has been challenged by British MPs over the way it reports its income for tax.
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Irish Examiner ordered to vacate Cork offices
The owner of The Irish Examiner and Evening Echo newspapers has been ordered to vacate its offices on Lapps Quay in Cork city.
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NTMA sells T-bills at record low yields
The National Treasury Management Agency has today completed an auction of Treasury Bills, selling the target amount of €500m.
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Warning for Ireland over eurozone recession
A review of Ireland's bailout programme by an influential think tank has warned that a deepening of the eurozone recession could be a "central problem" for Ireland's full return to the financial markets.
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Glanbia on track to meet targets this year
Food group Glanbia has said that the overall group is performing to expectations so far this year.
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KBC Bank Ireland quarterly losses narrow
KBC Bank Ireland has reported a first quarter after-tax loss of €77m compared with a loss of €148m the same time last year.
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