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  • THE MARKET

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  • IL&P reveals state bond deals worth €2bn
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  By David Clerkin, Markets Correspondent
    Irish Life & Permanent (IL&P) acquired €2.2 billion in Irish government bonds last year - 10 per cent of the exchequer’s borrowing requirements - despite borrowing almost the same amount from the state owned Anglo Irish Bank.

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    Tax change forces Grafton to alter share policy
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  By David Clerkin, Markets Correspondent
    Grafton is to end its practice of buying back its shares instead of paying cash dividends, in response to a recent change to tax laws.
    Thin trading behind 40% hike in AIB share price
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  By David Clerkin, Markets Correspondent
    The 40 per cent rise in AIB’s share price last week was triggered by a series of trades worth just €6 million.
       
  • THE INSIDER

  • Golf club controversy won’t go away
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  By Kathleen Barrington
    It has been nearly a decade since Dun Laoghaire Golf club was acquired by the Cosgrave Group, but the deal remains the object of close scrutiny

  • DONE DEAL
    Belfast firm wins £2.5 million Scottish deal
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  By Elaine O’Regan
    Belfast company Silotank has secured a public sector contract in Scotland valued at £2.5 million (€2.8million).
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  • Don’t put your pension changes on the long finger
    Sunday, March 07, 2010   By Liam D Ferguson
    The new National Pensions Framework covered many long-term plans, but you still need to take control of your own pension
    How the Fair Deal scheme works
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  
    The new scheme represents a major change in provision for the elderly, but many people are still confused about how it operates, writes Emma Kennedy
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    Temps can help firms meet targets
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  
    Employing temporary staff is a cost-effective, hassle-free way for firms to maximise output in straitened times, writes Alex Meehan
    Working Week
    Sunday, March 07, 2010  
    Andrew Kavanagh is chief executive of Kavaleer Productions. Established in 2001, the Dublin company produces animated programming for television and interactive products for e-learning clients. Kavaleer won two awards at the recent Digital Media Awards for its short film Hasan Everywhere. It will recruit 15 new staff in the next two months to work on e-learning projects in conjunction with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Kavaleer employs 25 staff and has revenues of €1.3 million.
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