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A judge has ordered Apple to pay the consumer for the lack of a charger in the amount of more than $1,000 USD.

A court in Brazil's Goiania city says Apple is in violation of consumer protection laws, and must compensate a customer who was sold an iPhone without a charger.

Apple has been ordered to pay the equivalent of $1,000 to a customer who sued the company because it doesn't include a charger in the box of its most recent iPhones

Ulster Bank and KBC Bank are in the process of winding down their Irish operations as announced last year.

Lender is leaving the Republic after more than 160 years

Central Bank concerned banks ‘not where they need to be’ in handling numbers looking to transfer accounts

Man wanted to downsize property but could not access finance

Ireland is home to well-developed and globally recognised technology and financial services sectors and is a fintech hub.

The new term for suppliers to answer consumer claims (reclamos) is 15 business days, time which cannot be extended, replacing the previous term of 30…

Regulator says practice of differential pricing within insurance industry was unacceptable