Qantas posts record loss: How much longer can they hold on? NEWS.com.au
QANTAS has released its full year financial results announcing a shocking net loss of $2.8 billion with chief executive Alan Joyce admitting the numbers were “confronting”. Blaming high fuel costs, market capacity growth outstripping demand and lower ...
Qantas Carves Out Long-Haul Unit After Record LossWall Street Journal
Qantas posts record A$2.8bn lossFinancial Times
Qantas slumps to record loss of US$2.65 billionThe West Australian
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QANTAS has released its full year financial results announcing a shocking net loss of $2.8 billion with chief executive Alan Joyce admitting the numbers were “confronting”. Blaming high fuel costs, market capacity growth outstripping demand and lower ...
Qantas Carves Out Long-Haul Unit After Record Loss
Qantas posts record A$2.8bn loss
Qantas slumps to record loss of US$2.65 billion
Peabody pulls plug on Nathan Tinkler's $150m mine deal Sydney Morning Herald
Billionaire Gerry Harvey reveals the fantasy behind Nathan Tinkler's comeback fairytale. Peabody Energy has pulled the $150 million sale of its Wilkie Creek coalmine to former billionaire Nathan Tinkler, saying his Singapore-based company Bentley ...
Tinkler's coal comeback runs agroundThe Australian
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Billionaire Gerry Harvey reveals the fantasy behind Nathan Tinkler's comeback fairytale. Peabody Energy has pulled the $150 million sale of its Wilkie Creek coalmine to former billionaire Nathan Tinkler, saying his Singapore-based company Bentley ...
Tinkler's coal comeback runs aground
'Too big to fail' hands big banks $4.5 billion subsidy Sydney Morning Herald
The big four banks receive an annual subsidy of up to $4.5 billion from being perceived as "too big to fail" which should be paid for by a levy or increased capital charge, the Customer Owned Banking Association said in its second submission to the financial ...
'Too big to fail banks' should be levied: COBAHerald Sun
COBA calls for clarity on broker 'independence'Mortgage Business
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The big four banks receive an annual subsidy of up to $4.5 billion from being perceived as "too big to fail" which should be paid for by a levy or increased capital charge, the Customer Owned Banking Association said in its second submission to the financial ...
'Too big to fail banks' should be levied: COBA
COBA calls for clarity on broker 'independence'
COBA: Australian Taxpayers Subsidise The Big Banks By Up To $4.5 Billion Per ...
Australian market set to open lower Sky News Australia
The Australian market looks set to open lower, after falls in most commodity prices and a fairly flat finish for Wall Street stocks. At 0654 AEST on Thursday, the September share price index futures contract was down 18 points at 5,611. Wall Street shares closed ...
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The Australian market looks set to open lower, after falls in most commodity prices and a fairly flat finish for Wall Street stocks. At 0654 AEST on Thursday, the September share price index futures contract was down 18 points at 5,611. Wall Street shares closed ...
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12:45pm: In lunch news, Australian Pork is hosting a BBQ at Parliament House to promote its wares. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce is among those lining up for a pork and slaw roll. (He is also a supporter of the cabbage industry.) For the sake of research ...
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12:45pm: In lunch news, Australian Pork is hosting a BBQ at Parliament House to promote its wares. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce is among those lining up for a pork and slaw roll. (He is also a supporter of the cabbage industry.) For the sake of research ...
Capex data points to in-line GDP growth The Age
Seasonally-adjusted total new capital expenditure end-June was ahead 1.1 per cent. Photo: Graham Denholm/Getty Images. Australian dollar boosted by capex data. Business investment was stronger than expected in the June quarter, giving weight to ...
Capex beats expectations in Q2Business Spectator
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Seasonally-adjusted total new capital expenditure end-June was ahead 1.1 per cent. Photo: Graham Denholm/Getty Images. Australian dollar boosted by capex data. Business investment was stronger than expected in the June quarter, giving weight to ...
Capex beats expectations in Q2
AUD Levels Ahead Of CAPEX Data
Australian Capex Q2 exceeds expectations
Billabong posts $233m loss despite sales jump Sydney Morning Herald
Surf and skatewear retailer Billabong International has grown sales for the first time in three years but underlying earnings have continued to slide, weighed down by its American and European operations. Billabong said earnings before interest tax ...
Billabong trims FY loss towards turnaround (00:38)Brisbane Times
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Australia's Billabong says annual loss shrinksReuters
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Surf and skatewear retailer Billabong International has grown sales for the first time in three years but underlying earnings have continued to slide, weighed down by its American and European operations. Billabong said earnings before interest tax ...
Billabong trims FY loss towards turnaround (00:38)
Billabong Is Bouncing Back, But CEO Says The Turnaround Is Still In The Early ...
Australia's Billabong says annual loss shrinks
Australian stocks lower Trading Room
Australian stocks are headed for a weaker finish, with investors unwilling to maintain the recent run of rising prices amid a range of headwinds. Worries about Europe's poorly performing economies and whether or not central bank stimulus will be announced ...
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Australian stocks are headed for a weaker finish, with investors unwilling to maintain the recent run of rising prices amid a range of headwinds. Worries about Europe's poorly performing economies and whether or not central bank stimulus will be announced ...
Australia's housing bubble is real and banks are to blame, says author Sydney Morning Herald
New home sales fall in July · AFR: Test looms for Sydney, Melbourne property market · AFR: Houses overvalued by 30 per cent. Lindsay David may sound crazy comparing Australia's banks to Lehman Brothers and Bernie Madoff. But in his mind, it's everyone ...
The Shire's property prophet of doomThe Australian Financial Review
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New home sales fall in July · AFR: Test looms for Sydney, Melbourne property market · AFR: Houses overvalued by 30 per cent. Lindsay David may sound crazy comparing Australia's banks to Lehman Brothers and Bernie Madoff. But in his mind, it's everyone ...
The Shire's property prophet of doom
SAP flags $60m sales and support centre The Australian
GERMAN business software outfit SAP is pumping $60 million over five years into a sales and support centre in Melbourne. The centre will help bolster operations in Victoria where the company says it is seeing a sales surge. SAP says that year-over-year in ...
SAP opens $60m centre, adds weight to Australian youth unemployment debateSydney Morning Herald
SAP backs innovation centre launch with $60m investment in VictoriaARNnet
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GERMAN business software outfit SAP is pumping $60 million over five years into a sales and support centre in Melbourne. The centre will help bolster operations in Victoria where the company says it is seeing a sales surge. SAP says that year-over-year in ...
SAP opens $60m centre, adds weight to Australian youth unemployment debate
SAP backs innovation centre launch with $60m investment in Victoria
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