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  • Lagan assets valued at €350m

    Lagan Group's asphalt and quarrying operations on both sides of the Border have been valued at up to €350 million in advance of their sale by the Belfast-based engineering and construction materials organisation. p

  • Today FM books €2.9m pretax profit for Emap

    Today FM, the longest-established national commercial radio station in the Republic, has reported strong profits and improved margins in its first set of results produced entirely under the ownership of UK media giant Emap. p
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  • Brink of deal reached on stalled world trade talks

    Trade negotiators from the US and European Union have reached the brink of an agreement that could restart stalled world trade talks, according to people familiar with the discussions. p

  • Quinn takes 5% stake in Anglo

    Fermanagh businessman Seán Quinn, his family and his insurance group Quinn Direct have taken a significant stake in Anglo Irish Bank, it emerged yesterday. p

  • Strong year for mergers predicted

    Corporate finance house Ion Equity has predicted a strong year for merger and acquisition activity in Ireland after a 22 per cent rise to more than €15 million in the valuation of deals in 2006. p

  • Aghada deal shows ESB has the power

    Business Opinion/ John McManus: The decision to approve another power plant for the ESB appears to make a nonsense of any notion that the Government is serious about an energy policy that puts the interests of consumers of any variety at its heart. p
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