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Print’s not dead. How Hearst is using social to power-up its papers.
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Applegreen wins prestigious European SME Award
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Irish Stock Market
Applegreen wins prestigious European SME Award
Star of 2016 award won by Applegreen Applegreen, the #1 motorway service area operator in…Irish Stock Exchange Quarterly Statistics Q3 2016
Q3 2016 statistics show over 35,000 securities listed on Irish Stock Exchange markets…ISE shows growth
Irish Stock Exchange listing figures grow to over 35,000 securities Quarterly statistics…Irish Stock exchange extends to 28 companies
Dalata Hotel Group joins the ISE’s Main Securities Market Dalata Hotel Group (Dalata),…#IPOready companies graduate from ISE leadership programme
High-potential companies have graduated from #IPOready #IPOready is the Irish Stock…Quarterly Statistics - Irish Stock Exchange
Q1 2016 statistics show 34,382 securities listed on ISE markets. Main headlines: Listings…ISE The Place To Be!
Irish Stock Exchange wins No.1 slot in Great Place to Work Awards. Would you like a great…Venn Life Sciences Joins The ESM
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Print’s not dead. How Hearst is using social to power-up its papers.
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Company says result is due to paper and pulp price decline. Sappi Ltd., the world’s…How global manufacturing is changing.
Ireland is changing and the savvy business has to be aware of changing global trends.3D…High Consumption Foodstuffs in DRC:
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Xerox to deliver cost efficiencies in print services to UK public sector The UK Cabinet…Disposable income drops
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Business & Finance
Applegreen wins prestigious European SME Award
Irish Stock Exchange Quarterly Statistics Q3 2016
ISE shows growth
Irish Stock exchange extends to 28 companies
#IPOready companies graduate from ISE leadership programme
Quarterly Statistics - Irish Stock Exchange
World Stock Market
Hans‐Ole Jochumsen re‐elected as FESE President
Euro rates fixed – but for how long?
GLOBAL STOCKS and COMMODITIES
Snapshot of Irish shares and European stocks over Christmas
Markets surge on Central Banks' intervention
U.S. Stocks Update Wednesday 23rd November 2011
Economy, Tenders & Invenstment
Prior information notice of tender.
Tender Opportunity Here at DPNlive, we are always looking for business opportunities for…Print tenders
Want to do the printing for the Houses of the Oireachtas? Below is a table of three…
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Company raises €50m as part of its flotation.
The Irish Stock Exchange (“ISE”) welcomes Mincon Group (Mincon) to the Enterprise Securities Market (“ESM”).
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German Federal Patent Court invalidates
Durst's white ink patent in case against EFI.
EFI™, a world leader in customer-focused digital printing innovation, announced that the Federal Patent Court of Germany has invalidated substantial parts of a patent held by Durst Phototechnik Digital Technology GmbH related to white ink printing that Durst had previously asserted in an infringement action against EFI.
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Research shows that only a quarter of companies
are using e-commerce to generate sales.
It is estimated that nearly one in four Irish companies are loosing out on increased sales because of a reluctance to embrace online selling.
A recent report of the SME sector by Close Brothers found that nearly a quarter of firms were not using e-commerce to expand their business, although the majority of respondents in Ireland claimed to understand the internet’s potential in this area.
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Company achieves bronze standard
Investors In People Award.
Investors in People (IIP), is an internationally recognised framework designed to help businesses improve their performance. It does this through focusing on a range of business-critical topics ensuring there is a clearly defined business strategy understood by all employees, processes for knowledge sharing and developing individuals beyond their specific job role. Achieving the IIP Bronze Standard so soon after the core accreditation is a reflection of Roland DG UK’s commitment to making the company a great place to work.
“We are thrilled to have achieved IIP Bronze Standard in such a short space of time,” said Jerry Davies, Managing Director, Roland DG (UK). “This accomplishment recognises the enthusiasm, dedication and talent of our employees here in the UK. As a team, we have been committed to making positive changes over the past year and have worked hard to ensure that Roland is not only a great company to work for, but also a fantastic company to do business with.
“This accreditation confirms what a difference a great team can make – and this is what we have here at Roland DG. We will continue to maintain the high standards we have already set and look forward to now focusing our efforts on gaining the Silver accreditation.”
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IMF tells the Irish government more bank jobs need to be shed.
Just as bank workers thought the worst was over regarding job cuts the IMF has said that the redundancy figures already announced by the three main Irish banks will not be sufficient.
AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB have agreed plans to shed 20 per cent of their respective workforces by the end of 2015 as well as shutting down a total of over 60 branches which equates to seven per cent of the three banks networks.
However the IMF has informed the Irish government that further re-structuring is necessary because it believes that additional cost savings are required for the banks to fix their cost base.
The fund, part of Ireland’s bailout troika, said that the cost base of Irish banks is double that of comparable sized institutions in the European Union.
It pointed out that costs at these banks have been moving upwards since 2010 due to what it termed as “extraordinary consultancy fees” and other outlays involved in their restructuring.
The Irish government is desperately trying to downsize the banks involved while at the same time avoid wholesale redundancies as this would be a political and economic minefield for them.
However the IMF is adamant that what is currently being proposed by the three banks is not enough due to the decline in their size.
It is expected that any attempt to force through further job cuts will be fiercely resisted by staff and unions alike.
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