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  • Shannon airport executive chairman resigns

    Shannon airport's executive chairman, Pat Shanahan, resigned yesterday in protest at the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) not informing him of Aer Lingus's plans to end its Shannon-Heathrow service. p
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  • Strategy aims to generate €4bn in exports

    A new three-year Enterprise Ireland strategy, to be launched today, will set a target of generating €4 billion in new export sales by 2010. p

  • How the system works

    Example of two cases dealt with by the Pensions Ombudsman in 2006 p

  • Labour expert says US can learn from Ireland

    The US can learn significant lessons from watching how the Irish economy and workforce has grown over the past decade, according to Dr Ray Marshall, a former US secretary of labour in the Carter administration and chair of the Ray Marshall Centre for the study of human resources at the University of Texas. p

  • Ministers may face legal action on pensions

    The Pensions Ombudsman, Paul Kenny, has warned that Government Ministers may have to be prosecuted if they fail to tighten up the failings of some public service pension schemes. p

  • Smurfit Kappa issues sudden profit warning

    Dublin-based packaging group Smurfit Kappa issued a profit warning yesterday in an unexpected trading update to the stock market. p

  • Icon reports 38% increase in third quarter

    Clinical trials group Icon has increased its revenue guidance for the year following a 38 per cent year-on-year increase in third quarter net revenues to $166.9 million (€117.18 million). p

  • Aer Lingus predicts Belfast profit

    Aer Lingus hopes to make profits of approximately £6 million in its first year of operations at Belfast international airport, according to figures provided yesterday by the airline. p

  • Bargain hunters hope for rebound

    London Briefing:   When small investors pile in, it must be time to sell. p

  • Apple stock hits historic heights

    Apple's impressive fourth quarter results, announced late on Monday night, were rewarded by the markets yesterday as Apple's stock once again reached historic highs. p

  • Court clears way for VW takeover

    The EU's highest court overturned a 47-year-old law that protected Volkswagen AG from a takeover, allowing Porsche AG to gain control of the region's largest carmaker. p

  • IL&P takes lead as market rebounds

    Dublin report:   The Irish market had its first positive close in four sessions yesterday as markets around the world rebounded from the decimation seen on Monday. p

  • In short

    Today's other stories in brief p
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