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Sunday 29 November 2020
There is concern that acquiring Fitbit’s user data will strengthen Google’s position in targeted advertising.
Organisers said that no location could be found to host the market.
But one major operator says bricks-and-mortar firms are simply ‘unable to take competition’.
The market has fallen 10% since its all-time high two weeks ago.
Farmers markets, flea markets and more.
Many of these toys have not been through the proper safety tests.
One market analyst described it as “a bloodbath”.
Early confidence across trading floors was wiped out as investors consider the prospect of a win for the real estate mogul.
This announcement by Bord Gåis Energy marks their third price cut since February 2015.
“Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water”.
The Irish state has a large stake in several banks which saw their share prices dive this morning.
Fora will help SMEs and startups access information, support and quality journalism.
The struggles of China’s stock markets are causing shocks felt around the world.
A kilo sale and a rave market, all on your doorstep.
The polls got things badly wrong prior to the UK general election, and this is a trend that’s set to continue argues John Byrne.
Here is our pick of properties from €250k up to €1 million.
A property in Belfast was also searched as part of the investigation into Davison’s shooting yesterday.
You’re saving cash, but not as much as you might have expected.
Yesterday the price of oil hit a six year low, but the UAE says they can’t under any circumstances be the only party responsible.
Here’s why falling oil prices matter.
Des Vallely, the co-director of Irish Village Markets, said that restaurants should focus on the quality and price of their produce, rather than ‘giving out’ about competitors.
Severe weather, weak consumer spending growth and higher imports all played a role, according to US Commerce Dept.
The explosion came as Greece prepared to return to bond markets. No one was injured in the incident.
His walk is a “personal journey” aimed at bringing the message of Pope Francis’s November attack of the “tyranny” of financial markets.
The airline says that the fall is “in line with previous guidance”.
Exports for dairy products and ingredients brought in the most money, followed by beef exports.
The National Treasury Management Agency published its review of 2013 this afternoon, and details a number of
Stocks have been boosted this year by the upbeat global economic outlook, low interest rates and central bank stimulus policies.
The investment service said the results of the stress test that will be undertaken by the ECB next year are “difficult to anticipate”.
But all is not well in the beef sector, warns the ICSA.
What treats are on offer in the Treaty City? Here’s the lowdown…
A new report says that Ireland is showing “green shoots” of recovery, in the jobs market at least.
Both transactions, made by Allied Irish Bank and Permanent TSB, were met with strong demand.
The entire market value is now worth €4.15 billion after a surge in trading earlier this week.
The head of the NTMA John Corrigan said Ireland will need to engage with the markets in 2014 to pre-fund for the following year.
With the country required to cut the national deficit to 5.1 per cent of GDP, Michael Noonan says that it is “important to be beat that target”.
The National Treasury Management Agency won’t be holding anymore monthly Treasury Bills sales in 2013.
Ireland will hope to sell €500 million worth of short-term treasury bills this week with the short-term loans are expected to go with little fuss.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed a motion of confidence in the broad coalition led by new premier Enrico Letta.
These things take time.
THE DEATH OF David Prowse, the actor who played Darth Vader, was announced this morning.
The on-screen character for which he was most famous (voiced by James Earl Jones) is often hailed as the most villainous of all movie bad guys.
But for the day that’s in it, we’re wondering if that’s a fair assessment. Today we’re asking: Who is the greatest movie villain of all time?
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