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Book retailer Eason to close its seven stores in Northern Ireland

Irish-owned company said the move follows ‘the devastating impact’ of Covid-19 on business

Ikea among major retailers to reopen next week

Marks and Spencer will also reopen, but Penneys to stay closed

Eason to lay off 150 staff as it prepares for June reopening

Irish-owned bookseller seeks ‘substantial’ rent cuts from landlords over Covid-19

Dubray paid €1.1m to Barrys before family sold business to Eason

After-tax profits of €581,946 in year to end of August marginally down on previous year

Immoral, indecent and obscene, or timeless portraits of Ireland?

Picture Post was wildly popular with readers but appalled the Irish church and censor

French investor acquires Sandyford office block for €18m

Corum increases value of Irish portfolio to €229m with purchase of Blackthorn House

French investment giant pays €5.6m for Aldi store in Cork

Acquisition of Carrigtwohill premises brings value of Corum’s Irish portfolio to €211m

Coronavirus rocks financial world as hopes for containment fade

Business Week: Also in the news was Brexit; the economy; tax reforms; and Eason deal

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Eason acquires rival Dubray Books for undisclosed sum

Dubray employs about 90 people, has annual sales of €9m, and makes profits of €700,000

Eason puts Blanchardstown store on market at €16m

Property comes for sale with benefit of new 25-year lease to Eason at annual rent of €1m

Eason to relocate Cork store after selling premises to Mike Ashley company

Eason staff told of plans to relocate to purpose-built store in Cork city centre in 2021

French investment giant pays €21m for Tesco store in Gorey

Latest deal brings value of Corum’s portfolio in Ireland and Northern Ireland to €146m

Market jitters, Harland and Wolff’s future, and break-even at Ulster Bank

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Eason to take over six franchised stores as part of wider restructuring

Acquisitions expected to add €5m to retailer’s annual turnover and boost profitability

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