Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 Quentin Fottrell - Abstracts
| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 Quentin Fottrell | |||||
| Title | Subject | Authors | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allied Irish Banks' pretax profit rises as operations at home drive growth. | Business, international | Quentin Fottrell | |||
| Anglo Irish to focus majority of business in domestic market. | Business, international | Quentin Fottrell | |||
| Gateway's retreat from Ireland leaves `Celtic Tiger' vulnerable.(Economy is heavily dependent on investment by U.S. multinationals.) | Business, international | Quentin Fottrell | |||
| Irish Life receives calls from suitors for U.S. operations. | Business, international | Quentin Fottrell | |||
| Valentia consortium beats out E-Island in bid for Eircom. | Business, international | Quentin Fottrell | |||
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