Fashion
The bold and the beautiful
Fashion 2
The bolder and the more beautiful
Sections
- The Irish Times
- Breaking News
- Sport
- Business
- Technology
- Weather
- In Focus
- Blogs
- Archive Search
- Family Notices
Search for
Services
- Premium Email
- Games
- Dating
- Travel
- Frontpage Sales
- Photosales
- Ancestors
- Irish Times Training
- Mobile
- Reader Offers
 |
|
Previous Day
State set to top growth list in 2003
The Irish economy should outperform its peers again in 2003, despite its recent retreat from the heady days of the Celtic Tiger, according to Goodbody Stockbrokers. In its outlook for 2003, published today, the broker says the fundamentals of the domestic economy remain robust. p
BNP buys government's stake in Credit Lyonnais
BNP Paribas reached deep into its pockets to snare the French government's 10.9 per cent stake in Crédit Lyonnais over the weekend, in an audacious move that opens the door to a bidding war for the country's fourth-largest listed bank. p
Other Stories
McCreevy must get balance right as he walks tightrope
With just nine days to go to Budget 2003, it appears the Minister's main objectives this year will be to hold down borrowing and get the public finances back into a better state, writes Cliff Taylor, Economics Editor pPRSI may be focus of change in 'boring' Budget
Just over one week out, the chances that Budget 2003 will deliver major drama look slim. The Estimates were this year's spectacle, commentators say, with some even going as far as to predict a "boring" Budget. pPre-budget submission system needs an overhaul
Ruairí Quinn , the former Labour party leader and Mr McCreevy's predecessor, gives his unique insight into the task facing the Minister for Finance pInfrastructure investment a must - but let's spend wisely
Turlough O'Sullivan , director general of IBEC, says infrastructural spending must continue but better value for money must be sought. pStudy shows financial institutions are ignoring key areas of risk
Financial institutions are ignoring key areas of risk, according to a study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). pSpecial payment ruled out for Rhode power station workers
The Government has ruled out making any special payments to workers at a defunct power station in Co Offaly who want compensation for their exposure to asbestos. pPay back time for Central Bank support
BUSINESS OPINION/John McManus: A warm welcome to Dr Liam O'Reilly, the new chief executive of the nascent Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority (IFSRA). Currently a director general of the Central Bank, he takes up the reins of a new body that brings the various strands of financial services regulation under one roof - the one designed by Sam Stephenson for the Central Bank on Dame Street. p
|
Most popular stories
| Crosswords and Sudoku |
|---|
 Sudoku and interactive Irish Times crosswords |
| What does this mean? |
|---|
 Indicates Premium Content, which is available to subscribers.
|
| PDF downloads |
|---|
 Download today's front page or TV listings page as they appear in The Irish Times |
| Article Index |
|---|
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Sat |
- ADVERTISEMENT
- CLASSIFIED
Property
Jobs
Select your catagoriesNext »- All Job Categories
- Accountancy
- Architecture / Design
- Banking / Financial
- Construction
- Customer Service
- Education / Childcare / Training
- All Job Categories
- Accountancy
- Architecture / Design
- Banking / Financial
- Construction
Motors
Dating
Read reviews of the 2008 Audi A5© 2008 ireland.com