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May 2005

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May 20th 2005

- Business
- Universal account proposed Business
- Air France-KLM profits rise 33% on back of merger Business
- How companies can learn to see themselves as others see them Business
- C&C offers refreshing prospect Business
- Forfas to study productivity drivers Business Una McCaffrey
- Subsidies will deter new health insurers - authority Business Barry O'Halloran
- New EU plan to hit Greencore profit harder Business Una McCaffrey
- IDA to open Chinese office in September Business Jamie Smyth
- Drop in adverts hits SRH revenues Business Emmet Oliver
- Investec aims to grow profits from its Irish business by 20% Business Claire Shoesmith
- Aid for software firms mooted Business Colm Keena
- ComReg to look at termination charges Business Barry O'Halloran
- Salesforce raises full-year forecast Business Claire Shoesmith
- Farmers to raise pressure on Glambia Business Sean MACCONNELL
- Market fails to react to strong UK retail sales Business Claire Shoesmith
- Cullen not in clear yet on key aviation issues Business Emmet Oliver
- Ryanair set to have long, hot summer in the courts Business Siobhan Creaton
- Insider dealing battle still has steam left after 73 days Business Colm Keena
- Period of dollar strength against euro likely Business Dan McLaughlin
- Smoking is still big business for US states Business Sheila O'Flanagan
- Taxpayer is not being led up road to ruin Business Don O'Sullivan
- Experienced Elder takes root at Vodafone's Irish operations Business Jamie Smyth
- No paper trails for new online bank RaboDirect Business Laura Slattery
- Brighter side of e-learning Business Jamie Smyth
- Librarians knock wind out of 'broadcast flag' Business Danny O'Brien
- Wal-Mart to close online DVD business Business Gina Keating
- Lenovo is set to use IBM deal to target the West Business Karlin Lillington
- Geeky T-shirt is all that's left of boo.com legacy Business Karlin Lillington
- PlayStation 3 raises the bar for rivals Business Mike Butcher
- Revenue's fraud drive sets off alarm bells Business Dominic Coyle
- Q&A Business Dominic Coyle
- Jury is out on success of Piab in speeding up claims Business Laura Slattery
- It's worth taking a bet on alternative investments Business Chris Johns
- Life & Style

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