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  • In reality, no money has changed hands yet

    Legal arguments on risk equalisation will continue, writes Martin Wall , Industry Correspondent p

  • Team engineers case for parity in court again

    A long-running action by 36 engineers with the former Team Aer Lingus to be treated on the same basis as comparable Aer Lingus staff who remained with the airline has again come before the High Court following a failure to reach agreement on the workers' entitlements. p

  • Cashcade wants to raise £100m

    Cashcade, the online gambling operator in which Independent News has a 20 per cent stake, is considering a £100 million (€135 million) stock market plunge. p

  • Cassells to advise on DAA-Cork airport debt split

    Former trade union leader Peter Cassells has been appointed by Minister for Transport Noel Dempsey to advise him on the level of Cork airport's €220 million debt which should be borne by the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) if separation of the two proceeds. p

  • Coming to terms withour new-found prosperity

    Total household wealth in Ireland passed the €1 trillion barrier at the start of the year, according to a new report from National Irish Bank (NIB). p

  • Mobile industry critical of commissioner's threat

    Executives from the mobile phone industry have reacted angrily to threats from European commissioner Viviane Reding that she would regulate the industry if prices for mobile data services when travelling abroad were not reduced to "adequate levels" by July 1st next. p

  • €100m Vistakon jobsboost for Limerick

    Limerick received a double jobs boost yesterday when two US firms announced that 75 new jobs are to be created in the city. p

  • Ireland to lobby EU for CO2 target amendments

    Minister for Finance Brian Cowen has warned that the EU's flagship climate change package should not be allowed to undermine the competitiveness of the Irish economy. p

  • Bumper results for British banks likely to be the last for some time

    London Briefing/Fiona Walsh: Bradford & Bingley today kicks off what will almost certainly be another record-breaking reporting season for Britain's banks. By the time HSBC reports its results on March 3rd, the sector is expected to have racked up its highest yet combined profit of more than £42 billion (€56.5 billion) for 2007. p

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    A round-up of today's other stories in brief. p
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