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Companies
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C&C profits in line with expectations
Drinks group C&C has reported pre-tax profits of €110.9m for the year to the end of February.
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Over 400 million Facebook shares to be sold
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IBOA to consider recommendation on AIB job losses
IBOA The Finance Union is to consider the mediator's recommendation on AIB job losses of up to 2,500 staff. However, the IBOA is seeking an urgent meeting with senior management to discuss its plans for the future.
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United Drug interim profits rise by 7%
United Drug has reported a 7% increase in pre-tax profits for the six months to the end of March, while revenues were flat at €894.2m.
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Spain govt denies massive withdrawals from Bankia
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DCC's 2011 revenues up 23% on SerCom growth
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Passengers increase, revenue down - ICG statement
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Ousted Yahoo chief has cancer - report
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Laya Healthcare to create 100 jobs
A private health insurance company which took over the business of Quinn Healthcare is to create 100 new jobs over the next three years.
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Rehab to create 400 jobs in Ireland
The Rehab Group, which provides support services and job opportunity for disabled people, has announced plans to recruit 750 staff in its operations over the next three years.
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FBI confirms JPMorgan preliminary investigation
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Court hears application regarding Eircom bid
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IBOA accepts recommendations for Ulster Bank
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Providence Resources' 2011 revenues spurt higher
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Spain's troubled Bankia plunges on audit questions
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Airtricity to buy Phoenix Supply
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Shannon Airport to be separated from DAA
The Government has announced plans to separate Shannon Airport from the Dublin Airport Authority, and bring it together with Shannon Development into a single entity.
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Facebook value could top $100 billion
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Musgrave group expects little or no growth in 2012
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Spanish Repsol takes steps against Argentina
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