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By: John Burns
Executive Council convenor and Legislative Council member Regina Ip recently asked Secretary for Justice Paul Lam questions that highlighted the government's repeated loss of court cases focusing on the recognition of same-sex marriage
The Californian chip-maker Nvidia is on course to suffer the biggest single one-day loss in Wall Street history, with up to $600bn (€572bn) being wiped off its value.
By: John Burns, Laura Noonan
Barclays is the UK's second-largest listed bank by assets. Photo: Bloomberg
By: John Burns
Dara Deering of Home Building Finance Ireland. Photo: Mark Condren
By: John Burns
Created with Sketch. David Guinane David Guinane, the former chief executive of the PTSB, has been held responsible for the bank's
By: John Burns
Created with Sketch. Enterprise Minister Peter Burke. Photo: Steve Humphreys
Gladiator II led to a surge in cinema admissions late last year The Irish advertising market will grow by over 7pc this year, reaching €1.7bn, according to a forecast by the marketing group Core.
Daire Hickey The businessman Daire Hickey has resigned from the RTE board, after almost four years' service.
By: John Burns
Average earnings are set to grow by 4.5pc this year and by another 4pc next year, according to the latest economic forecast from Bank of Ireland.
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