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  1. An Post has taken a majority stake in the Gift Voucher Shop (GVS), an Irish pre-paid giftcard company. http://bit.ly/6JQ6PJ
  2. The Department of Transport secretary general has denied that the State paid 'over the the odds' to buy out NTR. http://bit.ly/8jlpHu
  3. A survey has shown that the important US services sector shrank in November after two months of growth. http://bit.ly/8do1Wx
  4. Shares in Irish Life & Permanent surged in Dublin this lunchtime on rumours that AXA could launch a bid for it. http://bit.ly/8p6tp9
  5. Ryanair says it carried 4.96 million passengers in November, up 15% from the same month last year. http://bit.ly/7rdXq1
  6. Comcast has struck a deal to buy a majority stake in NBC Universal from General Electric. http://bit.ly/61Ebjs
  7. A survey has shown that Britain's service sector grew more slowly than expected in November. http://bit.ly/6hHRLQ
  8. Mary Ann O'Brien, from of Lily O'Brien's Chocolates, has won the Irish Enterprise of the Year Award in New York. http://bit.ly/6BtGMg
  9. A jump in inventories and exports drove the euro zone out of recession in the third quarter. http://bit.ly/6DiMCL
  10. Today sees the largest ever - in terms of numbers - gathering of Chinese business people in Ireland. http://bit.ly/8CTyzT
  11. German industrial giant Siemens said it had suffered a net loss of €1 billion in the last quarter of its fiscal year. http://bit.ly/89Dtso
  12. AIB'S new managing director Colm Doherty has written to its staff admitting the bank is to blame for its current pr... http://bit.ly/6XTMEp
  13. The rate of decline in the services industry accelerated slightly in November, the latest figures show as fragile d... http://bit.ly/4FDp50
  14. Peugeot Citroen today acknowledged that it is talking with Japan's Mitsubishi about a potential 'strategic partners... http://bit.ly/6GdHH8
  15. Bank of America said it would repay $45 billion of taxpayer bailout funds, a move that could free it from pay curbs. http://bit.ly/6tZBjf
  16. US economic conditions are progressing 'modestly' amid signs of improvement in the troubled labour market, the Fede... http://bit.ly/4w3LkX
  17. European Central Bank governors meeting later today are expected to leave their main interest rate unchanged at 1%. http://bit.ly/6o8sSA
  18. Tourism Ireland is launching its strategy for 2010 today, which will especially target the UK and Germany. http://bit.ly/4NSgqp
  19. Oil was higher in Asian trade today, bouncing back from overnight falls as investors digested key US inventory data. http://bit.ly/7p5TXk
  20. ICTU says new taxes on wealth could generate 'substantial new resources'. http://bit.ly/8eTcXp