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Economics
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Honohan upbeat on Anglo notes talks
Central Bank Governor Patrick Honohan has expressed optimism about talks on promissory notes.
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NTMA's deal with China investment arm
The National Treasury Management Agency has signed an agreement with a subsidiary of China's sovereign wealth fund.
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OECD calls for €1 trillion EU debt fund
The euro zone has come under new pressure to boost the firepower of its debt emergency fund.
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Report signals Spain back in recession
Spain's economy has skidded back into recession, a Bank of Spain report has signalled.
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Italy borrows €3.8 billion at lower rates
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US home prices still falling - Case-Shiller
US home prices kept falling in January, new S&P/Case-Shiller housing market data showed today.
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Oil prices fall as US data watched
World oil prices were lower this evening as traders reacted to falling US consumer confidence.
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PZ Cussons blames Nigeria for profit alert
UK soap and shampoo maker PZ Cussons has issued a second profit warning in less than four months.
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Morning business news - March 27
A legal challenge has been launched against the €31 billion promissory note issued by the Government to bail out two collapsed banks.
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Today in the press
A nephew of the former billionaire Seán Quinn has said debts of $130 million due to a Quinn family company were signed over to a Ukrainian man last year to stop Anglo Irish Bank getting the money.
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Home prices now 49% down from 2007 peak
Residential property prices nationwide fell by 17.8% in the year to February, the biggest fall since December 2009.
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German business confidence inches higher
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US labour market still weak - Bernanke
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ECB "must wind down" special measures
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SMEs continue to suffer from late payments
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Kenny continues trade mission to China
Taoiseach Enda Kenny is continuing a four-day trade and investment mission to China.
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Trips to Ireland boosted by UK visitors
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Irish exports to Tesco amount to €705m
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World oil prices volatile on Iran, growth
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Morning business news - March 26
Representatives of the British Columbia Construction Association travelled here a few weeks ago to take part in the Working Abroad Expos and advertise jobs on large Canadian infrastructure projects.
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Morning Ireland
Conor Brophy talks to Greencore's CEO Patrick Coveney about the company's change of focus in recent years.
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Drivetime
Tomás O Siocháin has more on Facebook's second day of trade on Wall Street and Ryanair's record profits for 2011.
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This Week
Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou looks at the country's future in the euro
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