Australia's economy set to remain 'weak: Westpac-MI index Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's economy is likely to remain "weak" for the balance of this year and into the next, as sliding commodity prices offset better news among consumers and in the housing market. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index, which indicates the likely ...
Aust stocks lower at noonThe Australian
Economy to improve in 2015: surveyBusiness Spectator
Australia Leading Index Remains Stalled - WestpacRTT News
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Australia's economy is likely to remain "weak" for the balance of this year and into the next, as sliding commodity prices offset better news among consumers and in the housing market. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index, which indicates the likely ...
Aust stocks lower at noon
Economy to improve in 2015: survey
Australia Leading Index Remains Stalled - Westpac
China Broadens Stimulus in Reported $81 Billion Injection Businessweek
Customers hold Chinese yuan banknotes while shopping inside a wet market in the Sanlitun area of Beijing, China. Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg. China signaled its deepest concern yet with the nation's economic slowdown, reportedly injecting 500 ...
China Central Bank to Inject $81 Billion Into Top LendersNew York Times
China Stocks in Hong Kong Rise Most in Two Weeks on PBOC ReportBloomberg
PBoC injects $81bn into banking systemFinancial Times
Reuters
Wall Street Journal
BusinessWorld Online Edition
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Customers hold Chinese yuan banknotes while shopping inside a wet market in the Sanlitun area of Beijing, China. Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg. China signaled its deepest concern yet with the nation's economic slowdown, reportedly injecting 500 ...
China Central Bank to Inject $81 Billion Into Top Lenders
China Stocks in Hong Kong Rise Most in Two Weeks on PBOC Report
PBoC injects $81bn into banking system
Will China's dirty coal ban hurt Australian miners? Business Spectator
Green groups would be leaping for joy at some of the stories in today's newspapers suggesting Australian coal exporters will be “hit hard” by China's move to ban “dirty” coal imports. Yet in reality this move by the Chinese Government could possibly help ...
Chinese cap coal import quality levelsAustralian Mining
Risky business: China dumps our dirty coalSydney Morning Herald
Chinese Coal Ban: The LosersFN Arena News
Prague Post
ABC Online
Herald Sun
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Green groups would be leaping for joy at some of the stories in today's newspapers suggesting Australian coal exporters will be “hit hard” by China's move to ban “dirty” coal imports. Yet in reality this move by the Chinese Government could possibly help ...
Chinese cap coal import quality levels
Risky business: China dumps our dirty coal
Chinese Coal Ban: The Losers
Q & A: Western Sydney Wanderers v FC Seoul Sydney Morning Herald
1:13pm: Thank you for joining us today. Be sure to tune in to smh.com.au again from 8pm tonight for a live blog of the Asian Champions League semi-final clash between FC Seoul and the Western Sydney Wanderers. Bye for now. Upvotes:0 Downvotes:0
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1:13pm: Thank you for joining us today. Be sure to tune in to smh.com.au again from 8pm tonight for a live blog of the Asian Champions League semi-final clash between FC Seoul and the Western Sydney Wanderers. Bye for now. Upvotes:0 Downvotes:0
Australian banks taking unnecessary risks, says US academic Sydney Morning Herald
Australian banks are taking unnecessary risks by relying on large amounts of debt to fund their business, a leading US academic has warned. Stanford professor Anat Admati says all large banks, including Australia's big four lenders, do not have enough of ...
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Australian banks are taking unnecessary risks by relying on large amounts of debt to fund their business, a leading US academic has warned. Stanford professor Anat Admati says all large banks, including Australia's big four lenders, do not have enough of ...
Lew's Premier Investments leaves Myer in shade Sydney Morning Herald
Solomon Lew's Premier Investments has left larger rival Myer in the shade, reporting double-digit profit growth from its retail operations as stronger sales and falling costs offset gross margin pressures. Premier Retail's underlying earnings before interest and ...
Solomon Lew's Premier Investments positive about growth after 10pc lift in profitHerald Sun
Premier upbeat about UK expansionThe Australian
Premier profit revealRagtrader
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Solomon Lew's Premier Investments has left larger rival Myer in the shade, reporting double-digit profit growth from its retail operations as stronger sales and falling costs offset gross margin pressures. Premier Retail's underlying earnings before interest and ...
Solomon Lew's Premier Investments positive about growth after 10pc lift in profit
Premier upbeat about UK expansion
Premier profit reveal
Treasurer Tim Nicholls in power privatisation turnaround Brisbane Times
The Queensland government is considering offering a long term lease on the poles and wires section of the state's electricity network. Queensland will effectively have a private electricity network if the Liberal National Party wins next year's election.
Queensland power network may be leased, says Tim NichollsCourier Mail
Queensland may lease assets rather than sell, Queensland Treasurer Tim ...ABC Online
Queensland's electricity network could be leased9news.com.au
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The Queensland government is considering offering a long term lease on the poles and wires section of the state's electricity network. Queensland will effectively have a private electricity network if the Liberal National Party wins next year's election.
Queensland power network may be leased, says Tim Nicholls
Queensland may lease assets rather than sell, Queensland Treasurer Tim ...
Queensland's electricity network could be leased
Oil and gas companies brace for $10b deal wave Sydney Morning Herald
Mergers are set to sweep through Australia's oil and gas sector with close to $10 billion of assets currently on the market as international players head towards the exit and local operators seek out new partners in an effort to stave off mounting cost pressures.
Productivity Commission to examine gas market's effectivenessAustralian Mining
Why the Debate Over U.S. LNG Exports Has Been WonOilPrice.com
Productivity Commission to tackle gas questionThe Australian
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Mergers are set to sweep through Australia's oil and gas sector with close to $10 billion of assets currently on the market as international players head towards the exit and local operators seek out new partners in an effort to stave off mounting cost pressures.
Productivity Commission to examine gas market's effectiveness
Why the Debate Over U.S. LNG Exports Has Been Won
Productivity Commission to tackle gas question
Luck running out: Peter Costello warns of hard days ahead as property market ... Sydney Morning Herald
Peter Costello has warned of widespread hardship when the property sector's rapid growth inevitably slows in an economy already manned by nervous consumers whose real wages are falling. At a property industry event in Sydney on Wednesday, the ...
Australia's luck 'beginning to run out': Costello9news.com.au
Aust luck 'beginning to run out': CostelloSBS
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Peter Costello has warned of widespread hardship when the property sector's rapid growth inevitably slows in an economy already manned by nervous consumers whose real wages are falling. At a property industry event in Sydney on Wednesday, the ...
Australia's luck 'beginning to run out': Costello
Aust luck 'beginning to run out': Costello
Foreign investors own nearly 45% of Qantas The Australian
FOREIGN ownership of Qantas now stands at almost 45 per cent. THE Australian airline says foreign investors now own 44.7 per cent of its available capital, putting it closer to the 49 per cent limit allowed under the Qantas Sale Act. Qantas is required to notify ...
Qantas Airways foreign ownership hits 44.7%Finance News Network
Nearly 45% of Qantas foreign ownedTravel Weekly
SriLankan and Qantas enter codeshare agreementAustralian Aviation
Australian Business Traveller
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FOREIGN ownership of Qantas now stands at almost 45 per cent. THE Australian airline says foreign investors now own 44.7 per cent of its available capital, putting it closer to the 49 per cent limit allowed under the Qantas Sale Act. Qantas is required to notify ...
Qantas Airways foreign ownership hits 44.7%
Nearly 45% of Qantas foreign owned
SriLankan and Qantas enter codeshare agreement
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