AMP to overhaul wealth planning arm The Australian
AUSTRALIA'S biggest wealth manager AMP has announced an overhaul of financial-planner training and its complaints process in an attempt to head off a crisis of confidence in the industry. The moves comes as the company announced this morning a 3 per ...
AMP profit falls but board still lifts dividendABC Online
AMP Profit Falls 3% on Investment Losses, Cost ProgramBloomberg
AMP profit falls 3 percent as restructure costs wipe out earnings gainsReuters
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AUSTRALIA'S biggest wealth manager AMP has announced an overhaul of financial-planner training and its complaints process in an attempt to head off a crisis of confidence in the industry. The moves comes as the company announced this morning a 3 per ...
AMP profit falls but board still lifts dividend
AMP Profit Falls 3% on Investment Losses, Cost Program
AMP profit falls 3 percent as restructure costs wipe out earnings gains
David Murray flags calls to overhaul financial adviser fees Sydney Morning Herald
Financial system inquiry chairman David Murray has expressed concern about “excessive complexity” in the sale of financial advice and indicated his final report may call for changes to the way banks remunerate advisers to restore trust with customers.
'Bail in' rules may be inevitable, says David MurrayBrisbane Times
Murray gets amongst the 'citizens'Banking Day (registration)
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Financial system inquiry chairman David Murray has expressed concern about “excessive complexity” in the sale of financial advice and indicated his final report may call for changes to the way banks remunerate advisers to restore trust with customers.
'Bail in' rules may be inevitable, says David Murray
Murray gets amongst the 'citizens'
$A dips on disappointing China data Sky News Australia
The Australian dollar has dipped after Chinese manufacturing figures came in at a three-month low. At 1200 AEST on Thursday, the local currency was trading at 92.53 US cents, down from 92.96 cents on Wednesday. The Australian dollar fell as low as 92.37 ...
Aust dollar slides on Fed minutesBusiness Spectator
Aust dollar edges down at noonPerth Now
Aust dollar slips on US dataHerald Sun
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The Australian dollar has dipped after Chinese manufacturing figures came in at a three-month low. At 1200 AEST on Thursday, the local currency was trading at 92.53 US cents, down from 92.96 cents on Wednesday. The Australian dollar fell as low as 92.37 ...
Aust dollar slides on Fed minutes
Aust dollar edges down at noon
Aust dollar slips on US data
Asciano sees bright days ahead despite profit dip Sydney Morning Herald
Asciano forecast stronger growth in fiscal 2015 and said talks over a sale of a minority interest in Patrick ports continued to “progress” as the logistics group's annual net profit dropped 24 per cent to $257 million from the year-earlier $336.8 million. Group net ...
Asciano tips increased earnings growthThe Australian
Asciano upbeat on FY15 growthThe Daily Telegraph
Asciano profits falls but growth flaggedSky News Australia
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Asciano forecast stronger growth in fiscal 2015 and said talks over a sale of a minority interest in Patrick ports continued to “progress” as the logistics group's annual net profit dropped 24 per cent to $257 million from the year-earlier $336.8 million. Group net ...
Asciano tips increased earnings growth
Asciano upbeat on FY15 growth
Asciano profits falls but growth flagged
Qantas: No final decision yet on frequent flyer float Sydney Morning Herald
Qantas Airways has not yet made a final decision on whether to shelve a partial float of its $2.5 billion frequent flyer division, the airline says. The Australian Financial Review on Thursday reported the management team would next week tell the board it did ...
Qantas mulls frequent flyer optionsThe Australian
No decision on frequent flyer: QantasBusiness Spectator
Qantas frequent flyer float flopsTravel Weekly
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Qantas Airways has not yet made a final decision on whether to shelve a partial float of its $2.5 billion frequent flyer division, the airline says. The Australian Financial Review on Thursday reported the management team would next week tell the board it did ...
Qantas mulls frequent flyer options
No decision on frequent flyer: Qantas
Qantas frequent flyer float flops
'it's all over': Nathan Tinkler with a horse from his stables at the 2010 Magic ... Sydney Morning Herald
Retail magnate Gerry Harvey has called in his debt and will take control of Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm in September. Staff were told this week that ''it's all over'' in two weeks and they should look for other jobs, the Newcastle Herald reports. Harvey is ...
Gerry Harvey calls in debt, will take control of Nathan Tinkler's Patinack FarmThe Age
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Retail magnate Gerry Harvey has called in his debt and will take control of Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm in September. Staff were told this week that ''it's all over'' in two weeks and they should look for other jobs, the Newcastle Herald reports. Harvey is ...
Gerry Harvey calls in debt, will take control of Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm
Australia's Treasury says considering acquisitions in US Reuters
SYDNEY Aug 21 (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, which is the subject of two $3.1 billion takeover proposals, is considering making acquisitions in the United States to accelerate growth, chief executive officer Mike Clarke said on Thursday.
Clarke's running out of time on Treasury WineBusiness Spectator
Treasury plunges to loss on writedowns, US wine destructionABC Online
Treasury Wine Estates hit as it destroys excess wineBBC News
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SYDNEY Aug 21 (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, which is the subject of two $3.1 billion takeover proposals, is considering making acquisitions in the United States to accelerate growth, chief executive officer Mike Clarke said on Thursday.
Clarke's running out of time on Treasury Wine
Treasury plunges to loss on writedowns, US wine destruction
Treasury Wine Estates hit as it destroys excess wine
Aust stocks higher at noon Business Spectator
The Australian sharemarket has pulled back from a six-year high but is holding in the green on the back of upbeat local earnings reports. At 12.05pm (AEST), the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index increased 22.8 points, or 0.4 per cent, to 5,657.4, while the ...
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Australian shares open higherSky News Australia
Aust stocks expected to open higherHerald Sun
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The Australian sharemarket has pulled back from a six-year high but is holding in the green on the back of upbeat local earnings reports. At 12.05pm (AEST), the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index increased 22.8 points, or 0.4 per cent, to 5,657.4, while the ...
Finance markers
Australian shares open higher
Aust stocks expected to open higher
Markets Live: BHP bounces Sydney Morning Herald
11:24am: A university economics professor explains what “unemployed” really means: In my experience people are astounded when they learn that you only have to work for one hour in paid employment per week to be classified as employed!
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11:24am: A university economics professor explains what “unemployed” really means: In my experience people are astounded when they learn that you only have to work for one hour in paid employment per week to be classified as employed!
iiNet 'furious' about slow NBN rollout The Australian Financial Review
iiNet chief executive David Buckingham has said he's “furious” about the national broadband network's slow rollout and delayed renegotiations with Telstra. The Perth-based internet service provider's new boss called on NBN Co to finalise the talks and speed ...
iiNet hits $1 billion in revenue, but network and customer acquisition costs riseSmartCompany.com.au
iiNet's revenue tops $1bThe West Australian
Subscriber jump as iiNet revenue tops $1bnThe Australian
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iiNet chief executive David Buckingham has said he's “furious” about the national broadband network's slow rollout and delayed renegotiations with Telstra. The Perth-based internet service provider's new boss called on NBN Co to finalise the talks and speed ...
iiNet hits $1 billion in revenue, but network and customer acquisition costs rise
iiNet's revenue tops $1b
Subscriber jump as iiNet revenue tops $1bn
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