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  1. Markets · Ireland The Currency

    Facing a deficit of €8.23m, Scouting Ireland has a plan to meet historical abuse case costs. Will it work?

    Scouting Ireland told its senior leaders earlier this month that it has an €8.23 million deficit but said it remains in a “sound position” from which to fulfil its mission. In a presentation on November 7, a copy of which has been obtained by The Currency, the 38,000-member organisation said its gross income reached €8.6... View Article The post Facing a deficit of €8.23m, Scouting Ireland has a plan to meet historical abuse case costs. Will it work? appeared first on The Currency .

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  2. Lifestyle · Ireland The Currency

    Leveraging “huge demand for proteins”: Kinisla’s €300m strategy to beat volatile markets

    A packing line is spitting 200 colourful bags of Cheestrings snacks a minute as general manager Stephen Stokes gives me a tour of Kinisla’s dairy consumer foods factory in Charleville, Co Cork. “We’re at capacity and we’re looking at how to add more,” he tells me. This is less than three years after the food... View Article The post Leveraging “huge demand for proteins”: Kinisla’s €300m strategy to beat volatile markets appeared first on The Currency .

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  3. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Worker blamed when monitors had to be scrapped wins €8k

    A technician sacked by a medical devices plant after his "tweaked" settings on a machine were blamed for the scrapping of $42,000 worth of insulin monitors has won two month's salary for unfair dismissal but failed in a bid to get his job back.

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  4. Markets · Ireland RTÉ

    O'Brien-owned Camiral Resort in Spain returns to profit

    The Denis O'Brien owned group that operates the five star Camiral Resort in Girona in Spain, which will host the 2031 Ryder Cup, last year returned to profit as ait recorded pre-tax profits of £826,000 (€988,000).

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  5. Business · UK The Guardian

    Poundland owner secures two extra weeks to ensure retail chain’s survival

    US investment firm Gordon Brothers is ‘taking due care’ to consider if one of three bidders has enough funds Business live – latest updates Poundland’s owner has said it is “taking due care” to consider if one of three bidders had enough funds to ensure its survival after the troubled budget retail chain secured two more weeks to find a deal. The management of Poundland , which employs approximately 12,000 people and operates 600 stores in the UK and Ireland, won approval from the high court...

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  6. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Central Bank fines businessman for insider dealing

    The Central Bank said it has fined businessman Alan Dalton for breaching insider dealing rules under Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) regulations.

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    • Ireland
  7. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Turkey raises year-end inflation forecast to 29.5%

    Turkey's central bank has today raised its year-end inflation forecast to 29.5% from 28%, citing supply-side pressures stemming from the Iran war and broader geopolitical tensions.

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  8. Markets · Ireland RTÉ

    Wizz Air warns of higher costs on top of fuel pressures

    Wizz Air said today it expects a mid-single-digit percentage increase in full-year unit costs excluding fuel, as airlines grapple with higher labour and airport expenses on top of the soaring price of jet fuel due to the Iran war.

  9. Markets · Ireland RTÉ

    Pharmacist loses constructive dismissal claim at WRC

    A pharmacist who claimed he was forced out of a €112,000-a-year job at a pharmacy run by ex-Fine Gael TD Kate O'Connell and her husband has lost his claim for constructive dismissal.

  10. Markets · Ireland The Currency

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns

    Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang has resigned after two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy and another with an employee. The company said Thursday that finance chief Colette Kress had agreed to serve as interim CEO until a permanent successor is named. The board is starting a search for the company’s next... View Article The post Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns appeared first on The Currency .

  11. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Card spend up 4.5% in October - AIB Spend Trend report

    New figures from AIB show that total card spending by its customers increased 4.5% year on year in October, with in-store spend up 6.9% and online spending up 1.2%.

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  12. Business · Ireland News Letter

    DX acquires Fulfil with Synergy

    DX, a leading provider of integrated 3PL solutions across parcel, freight, fulfilment and final mile, announces the acquisition of Fulfil with Synergy (“FwS”), a founder-led third-party logistics business specialising in multi-channel fulfilment, retail distribution and value-added services. The acquisition expands DX's existing contract logistics capabilities and service offering to its customers.

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  13. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Eli Lilly first to have GLP-1 pill approved in China

    Eli Lilly has become the first company to have a GLP-1 weight-loss pill approved in China, gaining a leg up on Danish rival Novo Nordisk in the world's second-largest pharmaceutical market.

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  14. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Who would be next CEO at Nvidia?

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has never anointed a successor, but many analysts and investors see two people as particularly likely candidates, at least for the short term - Nvidia's uber-engineer Ian Buck and Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress.

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  15. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Siemens lifts outlook on AI-driven data centre demand

    Siemens has reported better-than-expected results in its fourth quarter and lifted its mid-term growth outlook, as strong demand for trains and from AI-related data centres continued to boost orders.

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  16. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    Poundland buys more time as rescue efforts continue

    British discount retailer Poundland has today filed another Notice of Intention to appoint administrators, giving ⁠the business and its owners, US investment firm Gordon Brothers, more time to find a rescue deal.

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  17. Markets · Ireland RTÉ

    What is in the new public sector pay deal?

    Economics and Public Affairs Editor David Murphy breaks down the details of a new draft pay deal that trade unions have agreed with the Government

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  18. Business · Ireland RTÉ

    OPEC+ oil output in October nears pre-Iran war rate

    OPEC+ crude oil production jumped in October, led by a sharp increase in output from Saudi Arabia despite continued disruption to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz caused by the Iran war.

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  6. The Athletic
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  8. Fox News
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  9. Bloomberg
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  10. The Irish Times
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  13. Planet Rugby
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  25. Irish Mirror IE
    Garda shot during raid awarded €404K
  26. Irish Mirror IE
    Driver who crossed onto wrong side of road and hit cyclist learns fate
  27. NPR
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  28. The Athletic
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  29. The Guardian
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  30. Politico Europe
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    Wine blow-ins: three veteran wine importers from abroad tell us how they have watched the Irish market change
  33. Irish Independent IE
    Limerick filmmakers offered free training in bid to develop next generation of screen talent
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    Everwinter, Dublin’s new festive destination, glides into the RDS this November
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