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What recession?

# what-recession - Friday 1 June, 2012

From The Score COYBIG

What recession? One in four going to Euros will shell out over €3,000

The results of a survey suggest the credit unions and piggy banks are being hit hard ahead of next week’s tournament.

# what-recession - Tuesday 28 February, 2012

From Business ETC What Recession?

Construction company CRH made profit of €700 million in 2011

The buildings material company bucked the trend in the construction sector by reporting big increases in profit and revenue.

# what-recession - Wednesday 16 November, 2011

Got a spare €43 million? The Gasworks building is for sale…

The Dublin 4 apartment complex, one of the most well-known symbols of Irish property crash, is up for sale after developer Liam Carroll’s property empire was placed in receivership.

# what-recession - Thursday 26 May, 2011

From The Daily Edge Money For Nothing This post contains videos

Money for nothing: Irish people say no thanks to free cash

Eighty five per cent of people on the streets of Dublin turned down the chance to nab a fiver for free. What a suspicious bunch!

# what-recession - Tuesday 13 July, 2010

LUXURY CLOTHING and accessories brand Burberry has reported a nice profit increase of 27% in Q1 of this year. Sales in the three months preceding June 30th rose to £291 million from last year’s £229 million.

Strong sales in Asia Pacific in particular pushed their performance above expectations, with retail Burberry’s sales overall up 21%. The brand plans to open up to 30 additional stores, mostly in the US and Asia, over the coming year.

It’s not all plain sailing for the brand, though. Despite strong sales results, the company’s stock fell 0.6% to 789.5 pence yesterday. The company is reportedly bracing itself for an internal battle over the pay level of is chief executive, Angela Ahrendt, the London Evening Standard reports. The company’s annual meeting is being held later this week and Ahrendt’s £6 million pay deal is expected to be questioned by shareholders.