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Tinney voted back on to EBS board after lively agm
ETHNA TINNEY was voted back onto the board of the EBS Building Society yesterday evening after a lively annual meeting in Dublin. p
Second credit union takes action against Davy
A SECOND credit union has made complaints about advice on investments provided to it by stock- broking firm J&E Davy. p
DAA profits climb 56% to €109m
PROFITS AT the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) increased 56 per
cent to €109 million last year, as the parent group for
Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports garnered boosted revenues from
higher passenger traffic at Dublin airport and new contracts won by
Aer Rianta International (ARI). p
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Evidence did not reflect well on either company
Yesterday's developments may not be the end of the Fyffes/DCC saga, writes COLM KEENA pIrish Dairy Board turnover increased by 2% last year to €2.1bn
THE IRISH Dairy Board increased its turnover by 2 per cent last year to €2.1 billion. pSaxon premier quits over bank's Dublin dealings
THE NEAR-COLLAPSE of Sachsen LB bank last year has claimed its most prominent victim yet with the resignation yesterday of Saxon state premier Georg Milbradt. pChief executive of Smurfit Kappa paid almost €2.6m last year
THE CHIEF executive of paper and packaging company Smurfit Kappa, Gary McGann, was paid just under €2.6 million in 2007, less than 1 per cent more than his pay the previous year, according to its annual report. pSlump in TV sales sees Philips Electronics net income drop 75% to €219m
ROYAL PHILIPS Electronics, Europe's largest consumer electronics maker, reported a bigger decline in first-quarter profit than analysts estimated as flat-panel television sales and prices fell. pProject Management wins €250m Wyeth contract
THE FIRM overseeing the redevelopment of Lansdowne Road stadium, Project Management, has won a €250 million contract with US giant Wyeth Nutritionals in China and Singapore. pGeneral Re chief executive resigns
JOSEPH BRANDON, once considered a leading candidate to replace Warren Buffett at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway, has stepped down as head of its reinsurance division, General Re. pKenmare Resources posts loss in excess of $9m
EXPLORATION FIRM Kenmare Resources yesterday blamed the weak dollar and equipment problems for a $9.6 million loss last year. pCorporate tax rate vital in terms of attracting investment, says Martin
IRELAND WILL veto any attempts to introduce a harmonised corporate tax rate within the European Union, Minister for Enterprise Micheál Martin said yesterday. pQuinlan looking east for property investments
IRISH PROPERTY investment group Quinlan Private is reacting to the western European property downturn by heading eastwards in search of higher yields. pErinaceous put in administration
ERINACEOUS GROUP entered administration yesterday, weighed down by debts of more than £250 million, bringing an end to a cor-porate tale of rapid expansion and equally rapid decline. pEarly Easter boosts shop activity
SHOPPERS RETURNED to the tills in March, bringing to an end six months of declining footfall in the Republic's shopping centres and suggesting that consumers are remaining resilient to the slowdown in the Irish economy. pLeap of faith pays dividends as Talbot Street transformation brings in punters
BELFAST BRIEFING/FRANCESS MCDONNELL: NO 27 Talbot Street in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter is proof that, if you have a business dream and you are determined to succeed, there is no better place to be than Northern Ireland at the moment. pIn Short
A round-up of today's other stories in brief... pBanks suffer as market slips for fifth day in a row
THE IRISH market aped its European counterparts yesterday as it fell for the fifth consecutive day, shedding 109 points or more than 1.5 per cent to 5,989.28. p
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