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06/04/2011
Technology Firm Creates 50 Dublin Jobs
Global technology firm Asset Control is to create 50 jobs in Dublin.
The company, which specialises in financial services, processing, market management and reference data, says the quality of software and technological skills in Ireland allowed it to expand its staff levels here.
The investment is being supported by the IDA.
(BMcC)
The company, which specialises in financial services, processing, market management and reference data, says the quality of software and technological skills in Ireland allowed it to expand its staff levels here.
The investment is being supported by the IDA.
(BMcC)
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