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Tuesday 27 October 2020
The Central Bank has asked all firms to review their guidelines by the start of next year.
We’ve heard this before.
However, iPad sales fell 9.2 percent from a year ago to 12.27 million.
I can’t go into town at the moment. Don’t trust myself. It’s too dangerous.
The organic industry in Ireland is growing again, according to Bord Bia.
According to a new report by research firm Gartner, it’s expected that tablet computers will begin outselling PCs next year.
The change in position marks the first time Sony held the top spot since Nintendo launched the Wii back in 2006.
Retail Ireland said that the retail sector is showing signs of recovery.
Oxfam has recorded an increase in sales this year. However, many are struggling to get stock in the door.
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The sale of tobacco products could be banned between 7am and 9am and after 6pm.
He said he’s asked NAMA to explore what the implications would be of bringing forward the sale as he said the market would be able to carry a big sale.
SIMI says that the upsurge in car sales has brought a sense of optimism to dealerships.
The CSO said that there was a 3 per cent increase in retail sales in December with Christmas gift regulars driving the increase.
There was disappointment yesterday when figures showed Christmas shopping failed to boost retails sales in November, so were you waiting for the January sales?
The bad bank raised €5.8 billion of that figure in 2013.
As illustrated through people suffering on Twitter.
Shoppers have turned out in force to find a bargain in the sales this year.
5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock…
One retailer said they had done 50 per cent of last year’s 26 December turnover in the first hour of trading yesterday.
It’s like something out of the Celtic Tiger…
It’ll be hell, believe us.
The slump pre-Christmas means big sales from St Stephens’ Day, says a representative group.
Brendan Coleman said he will continue to wear the placard at Newland’s Cross in Dublin until he is employed.
And 10 other objects that caused physical fights yesterday.
The bank said there are a number of risks that may encourage sales behaviours that are not in the best interests of consumers.
The Society of the Irish Motor Industry says that while the new number plates contributed to a small rise in sales, it has been a difficult year.
Residential property prices at a national level, increased by 3.6 per cent in September but Dublin accounted for practically the entire increase.
New CSO figures show that people spent less money in supermarkets and petrol stations last month.
Apple’s market value has plunged by about 25 per cent, or $160 billion, this year after three straight quarters of contraction.
The company said the cuts will be mainly in administrative and support roles in its 112,000-strong workforce.
After a successful year of expansion the music store is back in its city centre store.
A group of protesters gathered outside the Allsop auction at the RDS today, but the auction house states no houses were sold over the heads of any owners.
Volkswagen was the most popular make of new vehicle licensed in September.
Savills Ireland said mortgage buyers are struggling to compete with cash buyers.
“I want Thiago Alcantara. I have asked Bayern to get him,” he said. “I don’t know what will happen.
Retail Ireland calls for action as motor sales and books show the biggest dropoff in sales in May.
The youngster becomes the club’s first major signing of the close season.
“Juventus are a great club, but Gonzalo is too expensive for them,” says the Argentine’s manager.
Summer sales season is upon us again and bargains beckon – but consumers should be aware their rights and be careful not to impulse buy, writes Fergal O’Leary of the National Consumer Agency.
LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING this year, Halloween in 2020 will be a bit different from usual.
Large scale fancy-dress parties shouldn’t be happening under Level 5.
One thing we can still do, however, is watch some horror films.
There’s plenty to choose from ranging between the child-friendly to the very scary ones available on streaming platforms and set to be shown on TV in the coming days.
So, this morning we’re asking you: Do you plan to watch some horror films this Halloween?
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