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Business Headlines
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Total Produce on target with earnings
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Japanese shares slump on news from euro zone
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Oil prices slide to multi-month low levels
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Morning business news May 18
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Today in the press - May 18
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Cost of borrowing for Ireland hits 7.5%
The cost of borrowing for Ireland has begun to escalate following renewed fears about Greece.
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Howlin says asset sale money for jobs and stimulus
The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Brendan Howlin, has said that half of the total money raised by the sale of state assets will be used for job creation and the other half will be used to raise funds for other stimulus projects.
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Fitch downgrades Greece to CCC
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US unemployment figures unchanged in last week
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Spain govt denies massive withdrawals from Bankia
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German minister calls for EU elected president
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Bulletin-board Pinterest attracts $100m investment
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Paddy Power reports 28% growth and record turnover
Paddy Power has reported 28% growth in the year to date with a huge increase in mobile revenue.
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235 new jobs announced in two Galway companies
The US multinational, Merit Medical, is to create 200 jobs in Galway and a further 37 jobs are to be created in software firm Copperfasten Technologies.
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German bond yields fall to new low
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France says growth must form part of fiscal treaty
France will not ratify the fiscal treaty unless it is amended to include ambitious commitments on promoting economic growth according to its new finance minister.
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Spain returns to recession
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"Make-up or break-up" Cameron tells the euro zone
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French Connection revenues drop
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Backlog for Rights Commissioner hearings gone
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Growth in Japan exceeds expectations
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Study shows 84% of retirees had no pre-planning
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Aviva to review business in wake of CEO departure
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UTV reports a revenue fall in Irish radio holdings
UTV Media Group has reported a 3% increase in revenue in the first four months of 2012.
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Iran threatens to sue Google over "nameless" gulf
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Brent oil price hits lowest level since December
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Morning business news - May 17
Eoghan Jennings of Startupbootcamp and a partner with Parklane capital spoke on Morning Ireland about the potential windfall for the tech industry from the Facebook flotation.
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Today in the Press - May 17
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Access to ESM would help market return: Noonan
Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said Dublin's plan to return to capital markets in late 2013 might not be achievable because of market uncertainty.
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Business Highlights
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Morning Ireland
Conor Brophy talks to Liam Casey of PCH International which feeds the smartphone, e-readers and tablet.
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Drivetime
David Murphy has more on the euro crisis and why the cost of borrowing for Ireland has hit 7.5%
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Media Future
Patricia O'Callaghan reports from the ''Media Future'' event, which looked at key themes shaping the sector.
