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Fenergo denies reports it has given up on $2bn listing

Dublin-based fintech says it is still exploring a potential initial public offering

Japan’s record economic plunge wipes out Abe era gains

Second quarter GDP falls 27.8% as economy suffers third straight quarter of contraction

The Irish Times Company of the Year: the three finalists

Fenergo, Irish Distillers and An Post shortlisted after recording strong performances

Fenergo looking to more than double revenues by 2023

Irish fintech lifts Covid hiring freeze, and expects to have 1,000 employees by year-end

Wall Street opens higher as investors await Fed projections

European markets fluctuate between gains and losses

What is a negative crude future and what does it mean for consumers?

Glut in oil comes as travel stops and economic activity stalls

Asia’s factory activity plunges as coronavirus shock deepens

China shows marginal growth as operations restart gradually

US stocks end quarter down 20% in biggest drop since 2008

S&P 500 finishes volatile period on sour note with late afternoon sell-off

US stocks suffer another rout as investors look to Fed

European markets also close sharply lower

Irish fintech Fenergo completes $80m fundraising round

Backers include Dutch bank ABN Amro and New York-listed DXC Technology

Facebook shares hit new high amid growing optimism for its 2020 prospects

Wall Street grows more positive on the company, with most analysts citing tailwind from growth in digital advertising market

HP rejects new offer from Xerox that ‘undervalues’ company

Unsolicited takeover offer was for $22 per share

SoftBank’s $3bn WeWork financing talks stall with Japan banks, sources say

Internal lending limits to firm complicate rescue package for WeWork

Fenergo records strong revenues as spending on R&D doubles

Irish software company continues to secure wins in new segments it is focusing on

US-China trade deal hopes boost global markets

Markets report: European shares clocked a sixth-straight week of gains on Friday

Sterling’s rally evaporates on doubts about getting Brexit deal approval

Sterling is still heading for its biggest rally over seven days since 1985

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