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The coalition claims its new Construction 2020 plan will kick-start the economy, but could it cause another bubble? Ian Kehoe reports.
One of the world's largest financial institutions has waded into the debate over the level of strategic defaulting by Irish mortgage holders.
Bank will advance more than €800 million of low interest loans to Irish businesses.
CapReit, Canada's largest residential landlord, has this weekend pulled out of the bidding for a portfolio of 650 Irish houses and apartments.
Ulster Bank will ask the High Court this week to strike out a €250 million damages action taken against it by the three brothers behind the Cosgrave Property Group.
Peter Stewart has sold his corporate services business to Alter Domus, an international services company with operations in 28 countries.
Nama is being asked to write-off more than 55 per cent of the debt owed to it by Elverys Sports.
Ireland is to get a new banking force, with the government poised to unveil an €800 million strategic bank in the coming days.
Revenue is investigating transactions on more than 200,000 foreign credit and debit cards held by Irish people, writes Ian Kehoe.
Shelbourne Markets, Ireland's largest financial spread betting firm, is examining a number of strategic options over its future, including a possible sale of the business.
Agency plans to shift €250m worth of property each quarter
It is the bust developer versus the busted development authority.
Takeda, Asia's largest drug maker, has transferred €300 million from Japan to Ireland to shore up the finances of its loss-making Irish operation.
Musgrave, the Cork retail giant, has said it will take a number of years to nurse its loss-making British operations back to profitability.
The owners of Mount Wolseley sought to sell the €50 million resort to the Hong Kong based Kang family earlier this year, new court papers have revealed.
