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# Financial Results

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# Financial Results
Losses down but still no profitability at Permanent TSB
The bank says the next step is to exit state ownership.
# Ulster Bank
Ulster Bank has lost €387 million so far this year
Mortgage arrears of over 90 days have fallen quarter-on-quarter for the first time since June 2008 at Ulster Bank, but the bank’s chief executive warned customers not to ignore their problems.
# Results
Google's revenue hits $50 billion for the first time
It’s good news for Google: the internet titan has reported rising profits and its highest revenue ever for 2012.
# Annual Report
RTÉ deficit jumps to €16.8 million in 2011
But the chairman says the financial performance is creditable. He also said that confirming more investigative journalism is among the editorial priorities.
# IMRO
Irish Music Rights Organisation reports 4.2pc drop in licensing revenue
Financial report shows dip in IMRO licencing revenue, and 13 per cent increase in overseas revenue.
# Financial Results
Profits and income down at National Irish Bank
The bank said that 2011 had been a “challenging” year as it announced its financial results for the year.
# Retail
Tesco sees falling sales in Ireland
Despite subdued demand, the retailer reported overall rising profits as its other international divisions performed well.
# UBS
UBS expects 'modest' profit despite losses from rogue trading
The Swiss bank’s gains on credit derivatives have offset €1.7bn in losses allegedly made by rogue trader Kweku Adoboli.
# Financial Results
Surging loan losses at PTSB drag Irish Life & Permanent results down
Impairment charges of €333m at Permanent TSB have pulled Irish Life & Permanent’s first-half results down.
# Glanbia
Glanbia raises targets as demand for dairy products grows
Glanbia continues to perform strongly as demand for dairy products increases across the globe.
# Financial Results
Kerry Group achieves €2.6 billion in revenues in first half of 2011
Despite rising input costs and a competitive market, Kerry Group has reported a pre-tax profit of €175m for the first six months of the year.
# Mortgages
BoI signals eventual increase in mortgage interest rates
Richie Boucher says his bank can’t keep absorbing ECB hikes – and that it’ll have to pass on any future increases.
# Bad Loans
Bank of Ireland losses narrow to €723m
So far in 2011, Ireland’s only domestic lender outside State control has almost halved its pre-tax losses.