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  • Exchequer returns show slowing of revenue growth

    Bara OMurchadha, principal officer, budget and economic division (left), and Philip Hamell, director of organisation management In 2002 the buoyancy of the Exchequer returns was one of the factors that helped return the Government with a handsome majority. The message from yesterday's Exchequer figures is that this buoyancy has now disappeared. p

  • Premier Foods agrees to sell Erin brand

    Premier Foods has agreed to sell Erin, its largest retail brand in the Republic, in order to facilitate its purchase of RHM, the British plc that sells the Sharwoods, Saxa and Bisto brands here. p
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  • Dublin business authority proposed

    Dublin businesses have called for the establishment of a greater Dublin area authority to deal with the region's growing needs. p

  • Pension funds end first quarter with gains

    Irish pension funds ended the first quarter of 2007 with moderate gains after recovering from the sharp equity market "correction" in February. p

  • EU plans more streamlined patent regime

    Defending intellectual property in the EU may get cheaper, quicker and more efficient under plans to streamline the patent regime outlined by the European Commission yesterday. p

  • Chrysler says all options on its future are open

    DaimlerChrysler will insist at its annual meeting today that "all options" are open over the future of Chrysler, but the market and shareholders are making it clear that there is only one option: to sell the US carmaker. p

  • Merged exchange seeks listings in Paris

    The newly formed NYSE Euronext group is to launch a strategy intended to grab lucrative international listings - notably from China and India - from the London Stock Exchange when it starts trading today, senior executives said yesterday. p

  • Andor sales expected to reach £10m

    Andor Technology, the Belfast-based manufacturer of high performance digital cameras, said it expects sales to reach £10 million (€14.8 million) in its core markets for the six months to March 31st, 2007. p

  • Losses at oil exploration firm rise to $1m

    Losses at the Dublin-listed, Russia-focused oil exploration company PetroNeft Resources widened from $260,414 (€194,899) in 2005 to almost $1 million last year, as revenues remained at nil. p

  • Sales of solar equipment set to hit $90bn by 2010

    Higher demand for solar energy, triggered by concerns about global warming, will drive a fourfold increase in the annual revenues of the global solar equipment industry from $20 billion (€15 billion) last year to $90 billion in 2010, according to a report published today by Photon Consulting, a German research group. p

  • Investment group raises $10m for Florida complex near Disney World

    Investor First, a Dublin-based real estate investment group, has raised $10 million (€7.5 million) from Irish investors to fund the building of an apartment/hotel complex near Disney World in Florida. p

  • ESBI to bid for Nigerian grid deal

    The ESB's international arm is one of four players in the running for a contract to operate Nigeria's national grid. p
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