Profile, Roy Keane: published May 6, 2007
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
The Keane machine
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Ireland profiled
By
Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
Ian Kehoe: looking back at 25 years of tumult and excitement, we present 25 moments in time
A race to beat the clock
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
If Nama hopes to bow out early, it must get rid of distressed assets before its Spanish counterparts start to sell theirs, writes Ian Kehoe.
BDO to review auditing of INBS
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
The special liquidators of IBRC have hired BDO accountants in London to carry out a peer review of KPMG’s role as auditor of INBS.
RBS speeds up sell off of non performing Irish loans
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
RBS is pushing the button on a major plan to accelerate the sell-off of billions of euro in shoddy Irish loans.
Goldman Sachs set to make major Irish hotel play
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
Goldman Sachs, the global investment behemoth, is advancing plans to become one of the largest players in the Irish hotel sector.
Revenue to get bulked-up powers in Finance Bill
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
Enhanced tax breaks for multinational executives, increased Revenue powersto adjudicate on international tax disputes and a bolstering of the enterprise investment scheme
Budget 2015: No big moves, just back to normal
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
This was a budget that gave a little to everyone and scared no one; it was a budget dominated by taxes and a gradual easing of exchequer spending.
€600m windfall for IBRC after sale of Nama bonds
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
IBRC has netted close to €600 million after selling junior Nama bonds to a range of institutional investors.
Apple: deal or no deal?
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
In the second city, venerable institutions stand alongside modern multinationals, which in turn rub up against SMEs, creating a synergy that's driving the city forward
Administrators of Quinn Insurance confident on costs
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Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
The administrators of Quinn Insurance have said they are increasingly confident that the cost of bailing out the insurer will not reach worst-case scenario level.
Ireland struck five other multinational tax deals in 1990s
By
Ian Kehoe
3 years ago
Ireland struck sweetheart deals on tax with at least five other multinationals in the early 1990s.