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Peter Flanagan

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Assistant Business Editor at Irish Times

Assistant Business Editor at The Irish Times. All opinions are my own, likes are bookmarks.

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  • Tech start-up Dosen raises €2m

    1 week ago | irishtimes.com | Peter Flanagan

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  • Irish regulator to investigate X over AI model training

    1 week ago | irishtimes.com | Peter Flanagan

    Ireland’s data regulator has begin an investigation into Elon Musk’s X, formerly Twitter, over how the company handled users’ posts to train its Grok artificial intelligence (AI) system.

  • Regulator drops passenger cap from Dublin Airport winter travel plan

    2 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Peter Flanagan

    There will be no restriction on slots at Dublin Airport for carriers this winter, as a court challenge keeps the cap on passenger numbers at the hub on hold. The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), which regulates air traffic at the nation’s airports, will allow slots for an additional 41 flights per day for the upcoming winter 2025 season, according to a draft decision it published on Thursday. The season runs from 26th October to 28th March, 2026.

  • Business Today: EU plans to hit back at Trump tariffs, data centres firms oppose power demand and how to manage the family home in a divorce

    2 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Peter Flanagan

    As the tariffs furore continues, the European Union (EU) is to hit back at the United States with its own tariffs, targeting a range of goods from US soybeans, to steel, oranges, chainsaws and washing machines. Jack Power reports. China meanwhile, has vowed to fight any move by Trump to impose additional tariffs on the country, something planned to be put in place today. Denis Staunton has the story.

  • Ardagh says claim by bond investors ‘without merit’

    2 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Peter Flanagan

    Troubled Ardagh Group said proceedings issued against the firm by a group of bond investors are “without merit” on Monday, as it published the latest proposals for a possible debt restructuring.

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Peter Flanagan
Peter Flanagan @pfmflan
10 Apr 25

Looks fair to say traders have taken this view today

Bill Gross
Bill Gross @real_bill_gross

My portfolio of defensive stocks is green so I don’t begrudge today’s market. But I ask you, would you want to own highly volatile US stocks whose price depends on whether POTUS had a good night’s sleep and woke up the next morning to reverse yesterday’s policies?

Peter Flanagan
Peter Flanagan @pfmflan
9 Apr 25

The bond market remains undefeated https://t.co/wDKIpqr77f

Peter Flanagan
Peter Flanagan @pfmflan
7 Apr 25

Everything's fine

Joe Weisenthal
Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart

INSANE market action right now. Market exploded higher on a headline attributed to Kevin Hassett. And now nobody can figure out where it came from and the markets are diving again. An 8% surge and then a 3.5% plunge in a matter of seconds https://t.co/HAcWqgrrch