Eir overcharging, Meta faces record fine and HMV is back: a round-up of the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk.
The communications watchdog has fined eir’s parent company Eircom almost €2.5 million and
tens of thousands of customers it overcharged over a period of several years. Conor Pope has the story.for failing to heed a top court warning aimed at protecting users’ data from the prying eyes of US security services once it’s shipped to servers across the Atlantic.to Dublin’s Henry Street this summer, marking its new owners’ first flagship store outside the UK. Laura Slattery reports.
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HMV takes another spin on Dublin’s high street seven years after closingMusic retailer to return with a new flagship store on Henry Street, as record store looks to take advantage of vinyl revival
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Eir fined €2.45 million by regulator for overcharging 76,000 customersEir have been told it must also refund all customers who were found to be overcharged during the two separate periods investigated by the regulator and must make changes to it billing procedures
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Ireland’s DPC set to hit Meta with record privacy fine over US data transfersIreland’s DPC said to hit Meta with record privacy fine over US data transfers via IrishTimesBiz
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