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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.

Natasha Lynch: "When I first set up the business, the biggest challenge was people taking me seriously as I was so young."
Inside Track: Getting to grips with Essential French

European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso speaks at a news conference before the start of a G8 summit in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.
Tax avoidance and Syria dominate G8

Eric Schmidt appealing to the G8 to simplify the international tax system

First Derivatives chief executive Brian Conolon after winning the 2010 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. The company today reported pre-tax profit of £11.5 million over the past 12 months. Photo: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times
First Derivatives revenue up

Newry-based consultancy firm reported pre-tax profit of £11.5 million over last 12 months

Ryanir confirmed as the world’s most popular airline after IATA’s World Airline Transport Statistics showed it carried 79.6 million international passengers last year.
Stocks rise in anticipation of US policy

Federal Reserve expected to reaffirm commitment to supporting economic recovery

INM EGM to vote on proposed disposal of South African assets

Elan shareholders to vote on transactions

David Puttnam: the renowned British film-maker will address the Digital Agenda Assembly in Dublin on Thursday. Photograph: David Sleator
Forum to examine digital jobs agenda

Speakers include Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte and renowned film-maker David Puttnam

This Week: For your diary

Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year – Industry finalists

Austin Ryan & Jimmy Martin, AMCS Group

Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year – Industry finalists

Brian Hogan, Kylemore Services Group

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Opinion & Analysis

Shareholders may have bloodied the nose of Elan management with their rejection of its investment plans at Monday’s extraordinary general meeting but, in its most recent update, Royalty had secured acceptances of less than 8 per cent of Elan’s stock. Words not figures proved the undoing of Royalty’s hostile Elan bid
Pictured (LtoR) Chief executive of the Pensions Board Brendan Kennedy, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton and chairperson of the Pensions Board Jane Williams at the Pensions Board Annual Report and Accounts for 2012 in Dublin. Cantillon: The pensions crisis the regulator dare not speak of
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan stated that our banks wouldn’t need any new capital as a result of the stress tests as they have sufficient buffers in place. Cantillon: Noonan and Elderfield on the same page in an inglorious chapter

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