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KBC Bank Ireland’s 1st Retail Branch in Dublin

As per reports, it has been revealed that KBC Bank Ireland is going to open its first retail bank on Baggot Street in Dublin today. The bank, which has been operating in the sectors of the Irish mortgage and deposit market for a long time, is going to make its entry in the retail sector for the first time.

Spain under Stress to develop SAREB

It seems that Spain has not been playing right cards, as that could be the reason that it has taken such steps to tackle loans, which have been keeping investors to remain at bay. Experts said that there are a number of questions that need answers, but it seems that Spain has no answers for them or has preferred to leave them unanswered.

Tesco agrees not to display Misleading Price Comparisons with Aldi

Tesco has agreed in the front of Justice Peter Kelly in the Commercial Division of the High Court that it will not display any sort of misleading price comparisons with rival Aldi. Not only this, it has also agreed to pay €150,000 to Aldi in the form of compensation.

Greek’s Online Shopping Site Promotes Charity

Online shopping store of Greece is a great place to buy as well as donate to charity. Doromu. com has come up with a new strategy under which it not only assists the consumers in buying the products right from their desktops but it also makes significant steps towards donating to the charities in the country.

ArcelorMittal to Invest 18 Million Euros into its Florange Site

Mittal's Florange site was in the news recently, after the government wanted the steel giant out of the country as it said that it doesn't respect France.

Economy of Sub-Saharan Africa to Grow by 5.7% Next Year

As per the forecasts of International Monetary Fund (IMF), overall economy of sub-Saharan Africa shall observe a 5.7% rise by the next year.

EC imposes €1.47bn penalty on CRT manufacturers for price-fixing

A record €1.47 billion fine has been imposed by the European Commission (EC) on seven global manufacturers of cathode ray tubes (CRT), for their allegedly anti-competitive activities during the one decade period from between 1996 to 2006.

Ireland Witnesses Rise in Excise Duty on Wine

As per reports, it has been revealed that excise tax has been increased by the Irish Government on a 75cl bottle of wine. The hike is of _1, said experts. The decision which was welcomed by health groups was criticized by the industry and shop keepers.

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