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# On the up

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Snapchat is on track to becoming a $10 billion company
Turning down Facebook’s offer of $3 billion doesn’t sound so crazy now, does it?
IRB promise to do 'everything' possible to continue growth of women's rugby
Meanwhile, Canada’s Magali Harvey edged out Niamh Briggs to be named world player of the year.
Games and box-office movies help Sony post surprise profit
Despite posting a net profit of €194 million this quarter, Sony still expects to make a full-year loss.
How did industrial action affect Aer Lingus' revenue?
The airline said that even though the first half of the year is traditionally loss-making, this year they saw an improvement.
Apple profit climbs along with iPhone sales
However, iPad sales fell 9.2 percent from a year ago to 12.27 million.
There are green shoots in SME employment, but recovery is 'far from guaranteed'
ISME said that its members are feeling more positive on the jobs front, but said the Government must stay the course on austerity.
Aer Lingus growing strongly, but they've still carried less in 2014 than Ryanair did last month
All in all, both airlines customer numbers are going in the right direction.
Cork hurlers seal promotion as Horgan and Lehane bag goals in win over Wexford
FIrst-half goals by Patrick Horgan and Conor Lehane set Cork on their way today.
Laya Healthcare to increase prices by average of 20 per cent
The company says that it has to increase premiums due to changes in Government policy and the rising cost of claims.
Dublin driving continued growth of property prices
House prices across Ireland rose by 2.3 per cent over the last year with Dublin achieving growth levels of 8 per cent.
Need something to cheer about? Ireland have moved up in the FIFA rankings
Is that not the best news you’ve heard all day?
Triple threat: Triathlon Ireland going from strength to strength
Ireland’s two Olympian triathletes are merely the fruits of a marked improvement in Ireland’s approach to the sport.
Perfect Fitz: Davy's Clare leave it late to beat Limerick
Clare snatched promotion to Division 1A with a thrilling two-point win against Limerick.
Step in the right direction as Tiger back in top 50 while Rory stays second
Luke Donald is still the top player in the world but there’s a familiar name back in form after a good Australia outing.
Ireland up one as FIFA release latest rankings
Victory over Wales in last month’s Carling Nations Cup is enough to move Ireland up to 34th.