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French billionaire and two other companies acquire 7.5% holding in struggling Swiss asset manager

Expleo robotics allows callers to manage online 13 basic functions that account for just under 20% of customer queries daily

Pricewatch: Mobile phones have sounded the death knell of many items we will never use again

Dublin-based building services company now plans to increase turnover by 30% and grow staff to more than 100

Company says results in line with expectations and promises ‘significant investment in infrastructure’

There are plenty of phone options out there that don’t need to have a massive impact on your wallet

The telecoms magnate is expected to lose control of Digicel, his Caribbean telecoms group

Company says those paying €10 and €12 will have to sign up to the €15 plan to access service

Telecomms company claims charge is prompted by transition to sustainable ‘paperless’ billing

The year was dominated by rollercoaster news stories such as Elon Musk’s turbulent takeover of Twitter, the downfall of Elizabeth Holmes and the numerous cryptocurrency scandals

‘I signed up for their paid service believing it to be secure’: Some customers lost correspondence that cannot be replaced

Communications company pledged to reduce pay gap in initial report published in 2021

System failure means emails sent or received more than 45 days ago lost, with ‘IT upgrade’ blamed

Full awarding process by Comreg is on hold pending a legal action taken by mobile operator Three

Earlier this year, it sold of a 49.9 per cent stake in its wholesale broadband subsidiary, Fibre Networks Ireland to French private equity firm InfraVia

Pricewatch: Ordering anything from a non-EU country brings with it the risk of all sorts of hidden extra costs, so think twice before you buy

Joe Brennan: While the hope is that earnings will stabilise next year, rising inflation and the weakening wider economic backdrop doesn’t help

French billionaire’s companies have benefitted to tune of €858m from dividends since taking control of Eir shares in 2018 – €200m more than they paid for their 64.5% stake

Telecoms group says results are in line with expectations

An application to admit the case to the High Court’s fast-track commercial division on Monday was adjourned

Credit unions top annual rankings for eighth year in a row

Privatisation of the former State telecoms business has proved costly for the State as well as its small scale stock market investors

Revenues at telecoms group declined 3% in the year to the end of June

Comreg imposed an obligation on Eircom as a provider with a significant market power

Yearly increases of 3% plus inflation to come into effect from next April, says company

BPFI has hosted three virtual meetings with direct debit originators in recent months

ComReg records 295 mobile service provider issues for Eir, 278 issues for Three, and 286 recorded for Vodafone

More than one million current and deposit accounts must find new homes

Telecoms company increased fibre broadband customer base by 4% in final quarter

Communications firm has completed pre-planning consultation for Dundrum scheme

Citywest property will suit investors looking for a long income investment opportunity

Eir has often featured in The Irish Times after disgruntled customers got in touch

Deal should enable about 50,000 more families and businesses to gain access per year

Minister tells Dáil he will apply all the penalties that are due if rollout targets not met

National Broadband Ireland will tell committee this is due to issues ‘beyond’ its ‘direct control

Buyer hoping to take full ownership of company for a total consideration of €136m

Carolan Lennon will ‘ensure smooth transition’ before pursuing other opportunities

Coalition had indicated intention to retain existing 12.5% rate for such companies

Department says this is part of ongoing review of broadband contract

Many on the wrong side of the broadband divide are having the problem solved by 5G