The Edge backs oceantech firm to tune of €250,000
Guitarist joins funding round for XOcean, the Louth-based manufacturer of autonomous boats that are used to survey the ocean
Source: thetimes.com
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Glenveagh investors told to reject pay plan
Calls for shareholders to reject pay packages unless Housebuilder gives more clarity over performance metrics used to determine top bosses’ remuneration
Source: thetimes.co.uk
The Indo Daily: Downfall – From 'Baron of Ballsbridge' to Bankruptcy, the Celtic Tiger tale of Sean Dunne and Gayle Killilea
During the Celtic Tiger, Ireland had its own ‘special’ kind of celebrity, the property developer.
Source: independent.ie
Rapid decline in household savings could be very good news for inflation
If you want to know when higher interest rates have done enough to tame inflation, keep an eye on household bank balances.
Source: independent.ie
AIB share sell down to recoup as much as €2bn this year
The taxpayer is on track to recoup as much as €2bn from AIB this year as the Government accelerates the sell-down of its stake in the bank it nationalised 12 years ago.
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Source: independent.ie
State's holding in AIB to fall below 50pc for first time since it was bailed out
The State is set to cut its stake in AIB to below 50pc for the first time in 12 years tomorrow after completing a large placing of Government-owned shares in the market.
Source: independent.ie
Former Permanent TSB chief David Guinane seeks delay to witness testimony in tracker inquiry
The Central Bank inquiry into former PTSB chief executive David Guinane could be delayed until next year to allow newly appointed solicitors for the banker get up to speed with the facts of the case.
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Source: independent.ie
State holding in AIB to fall below 50pc after block placing of shares
The State is set to cut its stake in AIB to below 50pc for the first time in 12 years tomorrow after completing a large placing of Government-owned shares in the market.
Source: independent.ie
State's holding in AIB to fall below 50pc for first since it was bailed out
The State is set to cut its stake in AIB to below 50pc for the first time in 12 years tomorrow after completing a large placing of Government-owned shares in the market.
Source: independent.ie
Hundreds of small firms in State-backed centres locked out of energy support scheme
Potentially hundreds of small businesses are being denied State energy subsidies because they are tenants of enterprise centres and do not have their own electricity meters.
Source: independent.ie