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Business Headlines
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Bundesbank chief takes aim at eurobond debate
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Greece exit would 'destabilise' world economy
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French consumer confidence edges higher: INSEE
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Dixons on track to make £160m bond repayment
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Former Lloyds head Jessica Harper to be charged
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Morgan Stanley to pay Facebook investors
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China counter-challenges US over subsidies at WTO
China has filed a complaint at the World Trade Organisation to challenge US countervailing duties.
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Toyota looks to growth in emerging markets
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Oil dips in Asia on euro zone debt woes
Oil prices eased in Asian trade today on growing fears about the euro zone's debt troubles.
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Morning business news - Friday 25th May
Kevin Gardiner, global investment strategist with Barclays, spoke to Conor Brophy on Morning Ireland about how Ireland can boost export sales into China and other Asian markets.
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Today in the Press
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Property prices rise in Dublin but fall nationally
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NAMA faces big challenges in recovering loans
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Euro falls to 22-month low against the dollar
The euro hit a 22-month dollar low on growing evidence of an economic slowdown and as an EU summit failed to reassure investors over Greece's future in the euro zone.
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HP Ireland says job cuts to impact on every region
HP Ireland has said it expects the company's plans to reduce its global workforce by 27,000 to impact on every business and region.
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Euro zone citizens want to keep euro - poll
Voters from Germany to Greece would vote to keep the euro if their countries held a referendum tomorrow, according to a poll centred on the key national players in the euro zone debt crisis.
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Crowds greet Vita Cortex workers as protest ends
The five-month sit-in by former workers at the Vita Cortex manufacturing plant in Cork has ended.
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Shipping and port traffic falls in first quarter
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US jobless claims down while factory activity grew
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Significant production rates for Barryroe well
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US durable goods orders up 0.2% in April
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Private sector activity in the euro zone contracts
Private sector activity in the euro zone saw it's biggest monthly drop in nearly three years in May.
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Grand Canal Dock complex to create 100 jobs
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Denmark cuts key interest rate to 0.6%
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Arrears are being dealt with according to brokers
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Britvic interim results in line with expectation
Drinks group Britvic interim results to April are in line with expectations.
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Britain's recession worse than previously thought
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Spain pumps €9bn into fourth-biggest bank Bankia
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Leixlip to produce Intel next-generation chips
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Business Highlights
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Prof. Joe Haslam discusses the suspension of Bankia SA shares
Prof. Joe Haslam of IE Business School discusses the suspension of Bankia SA shares on the News At One.
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Drivetime looks at the impact of mortgage arrears
Sociologist Dr. Mary Murphy and Brendan Burgess of askaboutmoney.com talk to Philip Boucher Hayes about the fact that one-in-ten residential mortgages are in arrears.
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Morning Ireland
Fianna Fáil's Sean Fleming says that there are gaps in the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General's report on NAMA.
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Drivetime
Brian Finn has more on euro zone citizens wanting to stay in the Euro
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New research and innovation centre launched in Kilkenny
Morning Ireland heard about a joint initiative between Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), Institute of Technology Carlow (ITC) and the Kilkenny Local Authorities "Invest Kilkenny" campaign.
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Morning Ireland
Tomás Ó Síocháin talks to NAMA Chairman Frank Daly about the agency's €2 billion investment in the country's construction sector
Stocks & Shares
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Fiscal treaty explained (Part 2)
Mr Justice Kevin Feeney outlines on Morning Ireland what the Fiscal treaty is all about.
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NAMA facing challenges
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Large number of homes being repossessed
David Murphy reports on the large number of homes being repossessed.
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Over 140 jobs announced in the seafood industry