WORKER representatives at debt-ridden Arnotts department store are set to meet management today ahead of a European Commission decision on bankers taking control of the retail group.

BOUNDARY Capital is to cancel its listing on the Dublin and London stock exchanges because it says it is too expensive to maintain them.

THE European Commission could approve Anglo Irish Bank’s effective takeover of Arnotts within the next two weeks.

ARNOTTS is a name long synonymous with Dublin even prior to the company’s 18-year sponsorship of the Dublin GAA teams.

SHOCKED workers at department store Arnotts were coming to terms with the revelation bankers are set to take control of the debt-ridden retailer.

FEARS of a bargain basement sale of department store Arnotts have left workers at the iconic retailer demanding answers from its new bank owners.

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An Bord Pleanála has approved plans for a massive redevelopment of the Arnotts and Penneys sites in Dublin city centre.

An Bord Pleanála has reportedly rejected plans for a major new shopping development on the site of the Arnotts department store in Dublin city centre.

A planning decision on a billion-euro revamp of one of Dublin city centre's busy shopping areas is expected today.

ARNOTTS yesterday confirmed staff fears that it is to slash almost 580 jobs as part of “‘operational changes”’ in advance of moving to new premises.

A PLANNING decision on a multi-million-euro revamp of one of Dublin city centre’s busy shopping areas has been delayed.

A planning decision on a multi million euro revamp of one of Dublin city centre's busy shopping areas has been delayed, it emerged today.

THE feud between the shareholders in Arnotts department store has endedafter the company’s chairman Richard Nesbitt agreed to buy the stake held by the O’Connor family for more than €40 million.

AN POST is leading a group of objectors appealing a €750 million redevelopment plan by Arnotts city centre department store.

ARNOTTS has today received planning permission from Dublin City Council for its plans to transform the area of Dublin city centre bounded by Henry Street, O’Connell Street, Abbey Street and Liffey Street.

THE minority shareholders in Dublin department store Arnotts have said that the turning-down of their bid for the company’s entire share capital goes against the interests of Arnotts shareholders.

Arnotts is on the look-out for a development partner to work on a revamped 'Northern Quarter' in Dublin city centre.