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Pamela Newenham

Pamela Newenham

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Pamela Newenham is a business journalist with The Irish Times. She specialises in the areas of innovation, technology, start-ups and entrepreneurship. She has previously written for the Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Irish Daily Mail, Food & Wine magazine and NUI Maynooth's ReSearch magazine among other publications.

Caroline Dowling, president of integrated network solutions at Flextronics, said now was an ideal time for Ireland to harness the opportunity that reshoring presents.
Reshoring trend could benefit Ireland

Conference hears wage increases in China have led companies to rethink location of manufacturing

IT security seminar to examine pending changes to EU data protection

Zinopy wants to get companies thinking about the need to protect sensitive data

Fresh food distributor Total Produce has kept its earnings-per-share target of 8 to 8.8 cent for 2013 unchanged.
Total Produce confirms 2013 earnings target

Fresh food distributor says it has agreed deal to buy 65% stake in the Oppenheimer Group

Fastnet Oil’s Deep Kinsale target off the south coast could contain 2.3 billion barrels of oil.
Deep Kinsale could contain 2.3bn barrels of oil

Fastnet Oil says independent assessment established presence of significant potential

Greencore chief executive Patrick Coveney. The food company has reported a rise in first half profits. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons/The Irish Times
Greencore profits up 6.3%

Food company says UK retail environment was under “severe pressure” following horsemeat scandal

Glanbia group managing director John Moloney with Siobhan Talbot group finance director. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons/The Irish Times
Glanbia chief to step down

Finance director Siobhan Talbot to become managing director designate from June

The Irish market reacted very well to Ryanair’s results
Record Ryanair profits push European shares higher

Rally in global equity markets driven by flurry of merger and acquisition activity

Michael O’Leary: famously opinionated
Greencore and Ryanair expected to report rise in revenues

Foodmaker likely to move into profit in the US this year according to analysts

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