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Saturday 11 May, 2013
Investigators uncover $45 million global ATM fraud ring
At least ten people have been arrested around the world, over a scam which exploited pre-PIN technology.
Irish journalist Declan Walsh ordered to leave Pakistan
The former Sunday Business Post journalist has been Pakistan bureau chief for the New York Times since January 2012.
Why you can’t see the ‘black book’ that was never used for the banking crisis
The manual is intended for us during financial crises but was not used during Ireland’s banking crisis and neither the Central Bank nor the Minister for Finance will release it, it was revealed this week.
With over 5 million journeys made so far, Dublinbikes scheme set for expansion
Twenty-nine new jobs will be created by the expansion.
280 summer jobs up for grabs at 126 sports camps
The camp is accepting applicants from primary, secondary and P.E teachers across the country.
Pharmacists finding it difficult to keep their ‘heads above water’
Falling sales, rising costs and threats to cut pharmacy incomes are contributing to the gloomy business outlooks.
Two in five to ignore Revenue’s advice and opt for lower property tax figure
The survey revealed that only 22 per cent said they agreed with the introduction of the tax.
Friday 10 May, 2013
Fodder scheme doubled to €2m and extended for two more weeks
The fodder will help farmers suffering from food shortages for their livestock following the unseasonally cold winter.
Visa Debit cards and ATMs ‘back working’ after lunchtime outage
Customers at both Permanent TSB and AIB have reported problems.
Consumers ‘weathering the storm’ as experts predict recession is bottoming out
However a report shows 60 per cent of adults still believe their income will be lower this time next year.
No more consultations on salary waivers for NAMA/NTMA staff on over €200k
Finance Minister Michael Noonan said there will be no further discussions with three members of staff who refused to waive 15 per cent of their salaries.
Sector-specific talks on table as Howlin prepares for defeat on pay deal Exclusive
The public expenditure minister tells TheJournal.ie that some unions would need a dramatic U-turn – and that the next option is negotiating with unions on an individual basis.
Thursday 9 May, 2013
YouTube reveals new plan to charge for watching some videos
A small number of videos will cost from 99 cent a month for people to subscribe to watch.
Clarity sought after ‘Registered Employment Agreements’ deemed unconstitutional
Government has been called on to outline the impact that today’s Supreme Court decision will have on both employees and employers.
Troika want banks monitored after ‘disappointingly slow start’ on arrears
The conclusion of the Troika’s tenth review mission to Ireland will result in an estimated €2.4 billion being released.
CPI: Price of alcohol, tobacco and education up, cost of shoes down
Consumer prices in April were up by 0.5 per cent when compared to the same month last year.
9 enforcement orders served up to Irish food premises in April
The orders were served to pubs, restaurants, and a food stall, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland said today.
Fewer job opportunities in April when compared with last year
Professionals looking for new jobs also increased by 5 per cent in April.
’20,000 hashtags, Twitter handles linked to terrorism in 2012’, says group
The Simon Wiesenthal Centre is pressing Twitter and Facebook to deal with the situation.
Wednesday 8 May, 2013
Bus Éireann warns: bring in pay cuts or we could end up breaking the law
A spokesperson for Bus Éireann said the company’s future is at risk if it can’t bring in major changes to pay and conditions for employees.
100 jobs created after Minister Reilly’s controversial care centre gets go-ahead
The location of the facility, in Minister for Health’s James Reilly’s constituency, was met with controversy last year.
Here’s how the stock market reacted to news of Alex Ferguson’s retirement
Shares lost almost a dollar in value within a half-hour of the New York Stock Exchange opening this afternoon.
Will you have to pay to watch YouTube videos soon?
The pay to channels are set to be launched in the coming months.
Nose dive: Aer Lingus passenger numbers drop for April
The airline blames the timing of the bank holiday weekend for a 2.5 per cent drop in passengers.
New database will reveal exactly how much rent your neighbours pay
The PRTB also found there was an increase in rents nationally but a fall in Dublin rents.
8 Irish universities feature in the top 200 spots in world university rankings
The table shows that Irish universities feature strongly in English and languages.
Poll: Do you shop around for your car insurance?
A survey has found that you could save up to €1,335 if you shopped around for your car insurance.
BMW recalls over 1,500 cars in Ireland over air bag fault
The move is part of a global recall of 220,000 vehicles over airbags manufactured 10 years ago.
Irish lab develops sensor to improve air and water quality testing
Trinity-based science laboratory CRANN has developed a new graphene sensor that can detect even the slightest change in signal.
Banks should disclose how ECB rate changes impact its products – Fianna Fáil
Deputy McGrath has called on the Central Bank to force banks to issue a statement following each change to the ECB’s interest rate.
Tuesday 7 May, 2013
Pfizer to officially sell Viagra on the internet to fight fake drugs
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Up to 54 jobs lost as nine Xtra-vision stores to close in Republic
There will also be 11 store closures in Northern Ireland, with a further 58 job losses.
40 new jobs to be created in newly-formed E-drive Group
The company already employs 62 people in its offices in Waterford, Monaghan and London.
Inquiry finds man died accidentally when he fell down stairwell of boat
It also found that a spring-loaded gate at the top of the stairwell could have prevented him from falling.
Microsoft to update Windows 8 in bid to address complaints and confusion
The changes, part of a software package given the codename “Blue”, won’t be released to consumers and businesses until later this year
How Twitter and Facebook can help you access free public WiFi
The company has assured users that their data will remain protected.
Good news: Over 600 jobs saved as B&Q exits examinership
Around 640 jobs have been saved as the home improvement retailer’s eight stores across the country remain open but one store has closed with nearly 50 jobs lost.
137 jobs saved as 12 out of 24 Pamela Scott shops exit examinership
The company also announced plans to expand by opening up to six new stores in next 18 months.
EU budget: Following talks, leaders agree to hold more talks
EU leaders agreed to hold further discussions on agreeing a budget for the next seven years as well as plugging a shortfall in this year’s finances following negotiations, chaired by Ireland, in Brussels.
Meet the new boss: Guinness maker Diageo appoints new CEO
Ivan Menezes replaces Paul Walsh who is stepping down after over a decade at the helm of the world’s biggest producer of alcoholic drinks.
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