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  • Unilever warns of food price increases

    Consumers goods giant Unilever has warned that it will increase the price of its food products early next year due to volatility in the international commodities markets, only months after a recent 3 per cent average price rise in its entire food range. p

  • Slow turnaround begins to speed up at Superquinn

    Superquinn chairman Simon Burke (right), with Bruce Langlands, head of new product development, and TV presenter Lorraine Keane at the launch of Superquinn's new luxury food collection in Dublin last week. Superquinn chairman Simon Burke says that if the upmarket grocery chain was doing its job properly, Irish people would have no need to shop for food in the likes of Marks & Spencer and Donnybrook Fair. p

  • Borrow to help firms, urges business leader

    The Government must deliver on the National Development Plan (NDP) and Transport 21 to ensure growth, Small Firms' Association (SFA) director Patricia Callan said yesterday. p
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  • Law Society and the alarm bells

    Business Opinion: Whatever the final outcome of the proceedings against errant solicitors Michael Lynn and Thomas Byrne, it is already clear that their wayward property investments have opened up a nightmare scenario for the Law Society, writes  Arthur Beesley p

  • Quarter-point cut in US rates expected

    This week : Market commentators are predicting that US interest rates will be cut on Halloween when the Federal Open Market Committee meets. p
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