European stocks slip as US employment data points to slowing growth
Travel, retail and energy shares lead the fallers
Travel, retail and energy shares lead the fallers
Paul Achleitner due to retire next May after 10 difficult years and billions of euro in losses
As the Swedish environmental activist turns 18, what next for her ‘we children’ message?
Fund manager creates avenue for investing in emerging hydrogen economy
Seen and Heard: Ronan seeks ministerial meeting while DunPort backs Cara takeover
French CAC 40 boosted by news of country’s lowest daily Covid-19 cases in two months
Former US official who took over at e-payments giant urges businesses to be open
Deal could bring LSE a step closer to approval for $27bn purchase of Refinitiv
Iseq rises 0.48% on the day, with Ryanair and Aer Lingus owner IAG among travel gainers
Iseq all-share index closes 0.3% up, with best performers coming from the transport sector
Markus Braun resigns as group’s shares nosedive and investors threaten legal action
German airline writes down value of its fleet and budget airline Eurowings
Curbs on short-sellers and volatility in some EU states amid fears for stock exchange staff
Feed supplied to high-speed traders seconds before events widely broadcast – report
Irish Stock Exchange owner also recently acquired the Oslo exchange
Markets report: London stocks slip as general election uncertainty makes investors cautious
Markets close: Iseq rises on thin volume while US markets are closed
Equity trading is notoriously male-dominated, with market participants saying the aggressive trading floor culture makes it difficult to recruit and retain female traders
Ireland performed second strongest among 20 economies in Europe
Decision made to limit disruption and avoid potentially negative impacts on financial markets
Euronext bought Irish stock market for €158.8m in 2018
Republic has relied on UK-based firm Crest to settle trades since 1990s
New owner of Irish stock exchange experienced issues in France and other major markets across Europe
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Luxembourg-based Clearstream is understood to be exploring setting up a so-called central securities depository in Ireland
Borse operator to incorporate new entities outside the UK
Latest Brexit blow as European rivals win business from London’s financial hub
Deutsche Börse establishing toe-hold in hotly contested market
Glitch at opening auction – the worst in seven years – so far unexplained
Irish firm has seen significant expansion in recent years
Company expects Brexit to boost demand for Irish office space in the coming years
Company plans to recruit graduates in finance, accounting and commerce as it expands its operation
Stock exchange group plans to have 600 employees in Cork within two years
Europe’s biggest markets regulatory shake-up for a decade has suffered a setback
UK vote to leave EU persuaded Dublin bourse operator to seek strategic partner
Appointment comes amid insider trading inquiry and repositioning ahead of Brexit
Dublin exchange could be defensive bet for London exchange in context of UK’s EU exit
Owned by five stockbrokerages in Dublin, ISE has strong links with Frankfurt exchange
For your Diary: Ryanair, McDonald’s and the banks to reveal trading figures
Deal to boost LSE’s data and analytics capabilities and FTSE Russell franchise businesses
Analytics firm firmly in the black with pre-tax profits up nearly 60% last year
Plan could see €850bn-a-day business forced to either relocate or be policed by EU
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Irish share trades held in UK-based Crest depository, which will lose passporting rights
German blue chips come within striking distance of their all-time highs
Euro slips after Reuters report on wariness of European Central Bank policymakers
EU Commission says $14bn deal would harm competition by creating de facto monopoly
London Stock Exchange precipitated breakdown in negotiations, say sources
Building and materials companies temper gloom over unravelling deals
€29 billion deal stalls over exchange’s unwillingness to sell its stake in MTS
London and German stock exchanges appear confident of beating antitrust concerns
Carsten Kengeter bought shares in firm weeks before merger was announced
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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