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Ubs: offshore probes in britain, canada, australia - From news.google.com - 4 hrs 16 mts ago border=1

Reuters UBS: Offshore probes in Britain, Canada, AustraliaThe Associated PressGENEVA — UBS AG of Switzerland said Monday that authorities in Britain, Canada and Australia are investigating the banks offshore business in the wake of ...UBS gets tax info requests from Britain, Canada, AustraliaNDTV.comall 127 news articles »

West qld buyback wont work: cubbie boss - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

ABC Online West Qld buyback wont work: Cubbie bossSydney Morning HeraldThe boss of water-guzzling cotton spread Cubbie Station, long a focus of anger for Murray-Darling Basin farmers, says buying up water in western Queensland to restore the river system wont work. The federal governments $100 million tender to buy back ...Cubbie likely to take only a small share of flood flowsABC OnlineWong coy on Cubbies waterWeekly Times NowCanberra cleared to buy waterThe AustralianThe Epoch Times -Courier Mail -Stock and Landall 18 news articles »

Arrow to reject shell, petrochina $3 billion bid: report - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

CNBC Arrow to reject Shell, PetroChina $3 billion bid: reportReutersPERTH (Reuters) - Australias Arrow Energy is set to reject as too low a $3 billion joint takeover offer from Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina, a newspaper reported, a move that could prompt the bidders to return with a higher, hostile bid. ...Arrow Energy to Snub Bid from Shell, PetroChinaInternational Business Times AustraliaAustralian shares slightly higher, but Arrow fallsMarketWatchArrow energy set to reject takeover bidBigPond NewsThe New Lawyer -BusinessWeek -This is Londonall 67 news articles »

Market reverses earlier gains to finish lower - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

BigPond News Market reverses earlier gains to finish lowerABC OnlineThe Australian share market reversed early gains to finish more than half a per cent lower, on fears Chinas expected policy tightening would reduce demand for Australian resources. The All Ordinaries Index finished 32 points down ...Australian Stock Market Report - ClosingInternational Business Times AustraliaAustralian stockmarket edges up with miners, banks mixedThe AustralianAust stocks close lowerBusiness SpectatorSwitzer Financial News -RTT News -ABC Onlineall 42 news articles »

Exclusive: confident chinalco sees deals in 2010 - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

France24 Exclusive: Confident Chinalco sees deals in 2010ReutersBEIJING (Reuters) - Aluminum Corp of China (Chinalco), the top aluminum group in the country, will further expand into overseas resources, and its confidence remains undimmed by the failure to raise its stake in Rio Tinto (RIO. ...Market to blame for Chinalco-Rio failureNEWS.com.auRio Tintos near missBusiness SpectatorChinalco – Rio Tie-up Failed due to “Market Conditions”International Business Times AustraliaSydney Morning Herald -BigPond News -BusinessWeekall 143 news articles »

Reserve bank to keep eye on credit card fees - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

BigPond News Reserve Bank to keep eye on credit card feesHerald SunTHE Reserve Bank will continue to regulate credit card fees in the near term, despite recent progress made by banks and leading card schemes on reforming the market. RBA assistant governor Malcolm Edey told a payments industry conference in Sydney that ...The reluctant regulatorBusiness SpectatorReserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Edey Speech (Text)BloombergRBA a reluctant regulator of credit card feesSydney Morning HeraldTrading Room -RTT News -BusinessWeekall 48 news articles »

Australia trade minister reiterates wont intervene in iron ore talks - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

Straits Times Australia trade minister reiterates wont intervene in iron ore talksThe AustralianAUSTRALIAS trade minister Simon Crean today reiterated that the Australian government wont intervene in iron ore price negotiations between companies including Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton and Chinese buyers. We wont be getting involved, Mr Crean ...China not prepared to perpetually feed meterHerald SunAustralia urges China to keep out of iron ore talksAFPAustralia Tells Beijing to Stay out of Iron Ore TalksABC NewsChannel News Asia -BusinessWeek -Alibaba News Channelall 88 news articles »

Do more with henry tax review than simplify returns: opposition - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

ABC Online Do more with Henry tax review than simplify returns: oppositionThe AustralianTHE opposition has warned Kevin Rudd to do more with the Henry tax review than simplify tax returns and criticised his guarantee it would make no state worse off. The Australian reported this morning that Wayne Swan was pressing ahead with reform plans ...Budget may be in surplus four years earlyHerald SunTax report will be out by budget time: SwanABC OnlineHenry Tax plan to finally emergeNEWS.com.auSydney Morning Herald -The Age -Money Managementall 94 news articles »

Mwave embarrassed by accc warranty notice - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

Dynamic Business Mwave embarrassed by ACCC warranty noticeCRN AustraliaMwave directors were embarrassed when the competition watchdog told them it was concerned about the online retailers warranty policies last year, it said. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission told Esel Trading directors ...Mwave: Misleading warranty and refund policy a big misunderstandingARNnetACCC to tighten up mobile industrys handset warrantiesiTWireACCC Hits Another Online RetailerSmartHouseDynamic Business -Lifehacker Australia -CRN Australiaall 10 news articles »

Weather bureau backs climate change verdict - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 1 mts ago border=1

NEWS.com.au Weather bureau backs climate change verdictABC OnlineThe CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology say climate change is real and the link with human activity beyond doubt. (freefoto.uk) Two of the nations top research bodies - the Bureau of Meteorology and the CSIRO ...Australia 0.7 degrees warmer over past 50 yearsAFPClimate change is realInternational Business Times AustraliaClimate report shows Australia getting warmerReuters UKAZoCleantech -NEWS.com.au -Sydney Morning Heraldall 57 news articles »

Local stocks end in the red - From www.news.com.au - 7 hrs 1 mts ago AUSTRALIAN stocks posted their weakest close in just over a week as other Asian bourses slid after mixed reports about the US economy.

Cleo bachelor of the year turns back on buff sports stars - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 2 mts ago border=1

Sydney Morning Herald Cleo Bachelor of the Year turns back on buff sports starsHerald SunTHE Cleo Bachelor of the Year competition has turned its back on buff sports stars, with a move towards foodies, musos and creative men. This years top 50 finalists found foodies including celebrity chef Curtis Stone and food photographer and chef ...Rob Farnham hopes Bachelor nomination heralds breakout from fathers shadowInternational Business Times AustraliaSNAGS in league of their own in bachelor contestSydney Morning HeraldRob Farnham hoping for breakoutBigPond NewsThe West Australian (blog) -FasterLouder -WA todayall 38 news articles »

Court date for lara bingle and michael clarke - From news.google.com - 7 hrs 3 mts ago border=1

Sydney Morning Herald Court date for Lara Bingle and Michael ClarkeHerald SunThe car: Lara Bingle driving her Aston Martin DB9, a gift from her fiance Michael Clarke. Source: Supplied LARA Bingle and her ex, Michael Clarke, have both been called to testify at a Childrens Court hearing tomorrow over the theft of a $200000 Aston ...Australia vice-captain Michael Clarke returns to New Zealand tourThe GuardianBingles ring: it was never thrown away, says agentSydney Morning HeraldMarkson puts dollar value on Bingles reputationThe AustralianABC Online -NEWS.com.au -International Business Times Australiaall 2,115 news articles »

Rivalry among banks is back - From www.news.com.au - 7 hrs 8 mts ago COMPETITION in the banking sector is only just starting to return to the market, Treasury secretary Ken Henry said.

Double dip? not likely - From www.news.com.au - 7 hrs 8 mts ago CHINAS fear of a double-dip recession was downplayed as the Government urged it to let the market dictate talks on iron ore.

Rba to keep eye on cards - From www.news.com.au - 7 hrs 8 mts ago THE RBA will continue to regulate credit card fees, despite recent progress made by banks and card schemes on reforming the market.

Job offer far from cheap - From www.news.com.au - 7 hrs 8 mts ago CUT-PRICE supermarket chain Aldi is gearing up to take on the majors with an aggressive graduate recruiting campaign.

China clears miner - From www.24dunia.com - 8 hrs 10 mts ago CHINESE government post-mortem into the collapse of the $US19.5 billion ($A21.3 billion) Chinalco-Rio Tinto investment deal has exonerated the Australian Government and the Anglo-Australian miner.Instead, it accepts the prevailing view in Australia that ordinary economic forces killed what would have been Chinas biggest foreign investment deal.Objectively speaking, the failure of the merger between

30pc rise in people needing energy bill help - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago border=1

BigPond News 30pc rise in people needing energy bill helpABC OnlineThe New South Wales Energy and Water Ombudsman, Clare Petrie, has confirmed there has been a 30 per cent increase in the number of people seeking payment extension plans at Energy Australia. The Ombudsman says there has also been a 10 per cent increase ...Families in fear of fuel poverty as energy costs soarHerald SunElectricity price hike fear familiesInternational Business Times AustraliaFamilies fearful as electricity prices soar in NSWDynamic BusinessBigPond News -Daily Telegraphall 18 news articles »

China clears rio tinto over collapse of chinalco deal - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago border=1

France24 China clears Rio Tinto over collapse of Chinalco dealTimes OnlineAn official Chinese investigation into the failed $19.5 billion merger between Chinalco and Rio Tinto casts a dramatic new light on the high-profile collapse, exonerating the Australian miner and blaming Chinas own dealmakers for political naivety. ...Rio Tintos near missBusiness SpectatorCrean Welcomes Report on Failure of Chinalco-Rio BidBusinessWeekREFILE-UPDATE 2-Australia welcomes China report on ChinalcoLondon South EastShareCast -France24 -Sydney Morning Heraldall 115 news articles »

Qld mining industry lobbies on rail sale - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago Qld mining industry lobbies on rail saleSydney Morning HeraldUnions say they remain opposed to the sell-off of the states coal rail network in any form and wont be won over by a joint mining company bid to buy the tracks. The government is planning to float QR National on the stock exchange later this year, ...Unions oppose QR sale after Resources Council meetingABC OnlineIndustry bid for QR a stunt: FraserLloyds List Daily Commercial NewsQueensland Rail united bid a media stunt: FraserBusiness SpectatorCourier Mail -Green Left Weeklyall 12 news articles »

Newmont mining sees strong demand in china for gold - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago Newmont Mining sees strong demand in China for goldThe AustralianNEWMONT Mining said today Chinese demand for gold bullion would remain strong this year, despite historically high prices for the metal. Im forecasting that were still going to see strong investment demand from China, said Philip Stephenson, ...Gold price to remain around $US1,110/ozSydney Morning HeraldBoddingtons one-million oz yearPerthNowNewmont Says Boddington Gold Mine Heading to CapacityBusinessWeekTrading Markets (press release)all 30 news articles »

Australian sharemarket falls amid broad - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago border=1

BigPond News Australian sharemarket falls amid broad-based weaknessThe AustralianTHE Australian sharemarket closed lower with losses in most major sectors today, following weak leads from offshore. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index was down 34 points, falling 0.71 per cent, to 4784.1 points. The index moved below 4800 for the first ...Australian share market closes lower on weak tradeHerald SunAustralian stockmarket edges up with miners, banks mixedThe Australianall 52 news articles »

Coal shipments hit by train derailment - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago Coal shipments hit by train derailmentSydney Morning HeraldCoal shipments from the port of Newcastle, the worlds largest coal-export terminal, have been cut by about 570000 tonnes due to a train derailment and scheduled rail maintenance. Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) said today a derailment had come on ...Australian Coal Exports Hit by Train Derailment, Poor WeatherBusinessWeekCostly crash derails coal deliveriesABC OnlineSingleton rail accident cuts coal lineNewcastle HeraldAlibaba News Channel -BusinessWeekall 14 news articles »

Mwave: misleading warranty and refund policy a big misunderstanding - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 17 mts ago border=1

Dynamic Business Mwave: Misleading warranty and refund policy a big misunderstandingARNnetProblems with online retailer Mwaves warranty and returns policy were rectified nine months ago, according to the company. The comments follow a statement from the on March 12, which claimed Mwave agreed to amend its warranty policy after the consumer ...Online retailers reseller only claims rejectedCRN AustraliaACCC to tighten up mobile industrys handset warrantiesiTWireACCC Hits Another Online RetailerSmartHouseLifehacker Australia -Dynamic Business -ARNnetall 9 news articles »

Slow market dips lower - From www.news.com.au - 12 hrs 19 mts ago THE share market closed lower today with losses in most major sectors, following weak leads from offshore.

Australian says aborigine recognition is tokenism - From news.google.com - 12 hrs 20 mts ago border=1

ABC Online Australian says Aborigine recognition is tokenismThe Associated PressADELAIDE, Australia — A government routine of acknowledging Australias indigenous people was criticized as mere political correctness Monday by the federal ...Australia: Parental leave plan provokes outrage in business circlesWorld Socialist Web SiteRecognition not tokenism: Aboriginal groupsABC OnlineAbbotts parental leave planThe Age (blog)Sydney Morning Herald -Brisbane Timesall 182 news articles »

Australia welcomes china report on failed chinalco bid - From news.google.com - 14 hrs 2 mts ago border=1

BigPond News Australia Welcomes China Report on Failed Chinalco BidABC NewsThe collapse of the deal soured relations between Australia and China and a month later China arrested four Shanghai-based Rio Tinto staff, ...China Clears Rio of Blame in Failure of Chinalco Deal, Age SaysBloombergChina clears Australia, minerSydney Morning HeraldChina clears Rio, Australia for failed Chinalco bidChina Economic ReviewBusinessWeek -Business Spectator -SmartCompany.com.auall 100 news articles »

Fixed loans fall again, rba might pause - From news.google.com - 14 hrs 4 mts ago Fixed loans fall again, RBA might pauseSydney Morning HeraldNew data showing weak lending finance is evidence of an economy slowing after the government stimulus has worn off and could spare borrowers an April interest rate rise, economists say. Total personal finance commitments fell 1.5 per cent in January, ...SCOREBOARD: Hot and cold propertyBusiness Spectatorall 32 news articles »

Reserve bank of australia assistant governor edey speech (text) - From news.google.com - 14 hrs 4 mts ago border=1

BigPond News Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Edey Speech (Text)BloombergMarch 15 (Bloomberg) -- Following is the text of Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Malcolm Edeys speech today in Sydney. The address titled “Competition and Regulation in the Card Payments Market,” was delivered to Cards ...RBA a reluctant regulator of credit card feesSydney Morning HeraldRBA a reluctant regulator of credit card feesTrading RoomRBA Says Not Yet Clear If More Competition Needed on CardsBusinessWeekMoney AU (blog)all 45 news articles »

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