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For nations of the eurozone, the annual budget process isn’t over when a budget is drawn up. The European Commission ...
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Read More Monday 22 October 2018 Brexit already having ‘negative impact on majority of UK firms’
Eight out of 10 UK firms surveyed by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) have said that Brexit has had ...
Read More US to seek trade agreements with Japan, European Union and UK
The US Trade Representative’s office told Congress on Tuesday it intends to open trade talks with the European Union, the ...
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STEEL-nerved investors who bet that Ireland would not default in the worst days of the eurozone crisis got to collect ...
Read More Minister confirms changes in scheme to help SMEs
THE Government’s new Finance Bill has confirmed a €50,000 increase in maximum value of share options that can be granted ...
Read More Dublin Port to speed up investment as growth exceeds all expectations
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