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European shares fall on Covid-19 case resurgence

Iseq all-share index tumbled 1.2% on the day

Sweden’s economy shrank less than euro zone’s at height of pandemic

Country at centre of fierce debate on merits of lockdown measures

'It takes me right back to my childhood': the kitchen kit foodies treasure forever

Kitchen gadgets can build up quickly but some items are too precious, or useful, to give away

Andrew Coscoran confident time is on his side in bid to chase down record

It’s 38 years on Tuesday since Ray Flynn set the Irish record on Dream Mile night in Oslo

Euro zone business downturn slows as virus restrictions ease

Uptick in services and manufacturing sentiment surveys fuels hope that worst is over

My favourite sporting moment: Sonia O’Sullivan’s Olympic redemption

Greatest ever night of athletics as Cobh runner claimed silver in the 5,000m

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

Coronavirus ‘medicine’ could trigger social breakdown – Swedish industrialist

Jacob Wallenberg warns policymakers should be mindful of business impact

Why Sweden ditched its negative rate experiment

Has the biggest monetary policy experiment of modern times actually worked?

European shares advance as coronavirus fears ease

Sentiment helped by robust Apple results

Brexit concerns hamper European shares

Iseq outperforms peers, rising 0.22 per cent

Crude oil breaks $65 mark after Opec tightens supplies

US shale growth and global economy concerns hold back gains

Global shares boosted on US-China trade deal speculation

The Iseq all-share index rose 0.39% on Wednesday

US-China trade deal hopes boost global markets

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

Sonia O’Sullivan: Salazar story casts a shadow over events in Doha

Outstanding Hassan, like Farah, is a product of the coach’s Nike Oregon Project

Bank of Ireland name linked to German tax-evasion scandal

Irish bank says case involves former subsidiary sold in 2011

Ballymore secures €77.3m green loan from HSBC

Loan to help fund construction of three offices in Dublin Landings project in docklands

Connacht transformation continues apace under Friend’s providence

‘I think also that this is not the ceiling either . . . we’ve got some more growth in us’

Sweden’s push to get rid of cash has some saying ‘not so fast’

Half of the nation’s retailers predict they will stop accepting bills before 2025

Sweden’s push to get rid of cash has some saying, ‘not so fast’

One fifth of Swedes do not use ATMs any more

Jerome Powell optimism buoys US, European shares

Ireland underperforms European peers although Ryanair recovers ground

European shares end April on a high as UK merger shakes up retail

Multibillion pound merger between Sainsbury’s and Asda dominates trading

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