2014年9月21日 星期日

2014-09-22 Australia Business

  Sydney Morning Herald   
Drop retail trading hours restrictions, competition inquiry recommends  Sydney Morning Herald
Bans on retail trading hours should be scrapped, according to the federal government's wide ranging competition inquiry. The review's chairman Professor Ian Harper said trading restrictions should be "strictly limited" to Christmas Day, Good Friday and Anzac ...

Open pharmacies, taxis to market: report   The Australian
Review of competition policy recommends abolishing restrictions on retail ...   NEWS.com.au
Competition review says retail hours outdated   Courier Mail
Business Spectator   
Computerworld Australia   
SmartCompany.com.au   
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  Sky News Australia   
Final Storm settlement costs BOQ $22.1m  Money Management
Bank of Queensland customers involved in a joint class action case with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), relating to the collapse of Storm Financial are set to receive a share of a $19.7 million settlement announced by the bank ...

Bank cops millions in payouts for Storm Financial collapse   NEWS.com.au
BoQ to take $22m hit on Storm settlement   Business Spectator
Bank of Queensland settles Storm proceedings   Finance News Network
Courier Mail   
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  Sydney Morning Herald   
Shareholders livid as Macquarie Bank executive pay packets surge  Sydney Morning Herald
Penske File exposed: Macquarie Group's cheat sheet made public. Macquarie Bank – famously known as "the millionaires factory" – is back on top, with chief executive Nicholas Moore and his management team taking out three of the top five places on this ...


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Banks and miners weigh on share market  Sky News Australia
The share market is lower as the big four banks and resources companies suffer significant falls. Shares were being weighed down by lower commodity prices, ongoing concerns about conflict in Iraq and Syria, and talk the US Federal Reserve will lift interest ...


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Markets Live: Year's gains fade fast  Sydney Morning Herald
1:28pm: The gold price may be slumping, falling another 0.7 per cent $US1208.27 today which takes it very close to its 2014 low from early January, but there are pockets of demand for bullion - and those pockets are deep, London's Telegraph writes:.

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  Sky News Australia   
Australian sharemarket plunges at noon after downbeat leads  The Australian
THE Australian sharemarket had fallen at noon after a fresh five-year low in the iron ore price sent resources and financial stocks sliding. At 12.05pm (AEST), the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 41.4 points, or 0.76 per cent, to 5391.7 points, while ...

Aust stocks open lower   Herald Sun
Australian market set to open lower   NEWS.com.au
Australian stocks to open stronger   Sky News Australia

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  Sky News Australia   
Why 85 cent bread will cost you  NEWS.com.au
INDEPENDENT senator Nick Xenophon is worried Woolworths selling its 85 cent Home Brand bread could spell a death blow to independent retailers. Last week, Woolworths reduced its already cut-price $1 bread to a new low of 85 cents a loaf. $1 bread ...

85c bread will hurt competition: Xenophon   Sydney Morning Herald
Competition laws crippling independent supermarkets, Senator Nick Xenophon ...   ABC Online
'Discounting Gimmick Like 85¢ Bread Will Damage Independent Companies ...   International Business Times AU

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  Sydney Morning Herald   
Deutsche Bank sacks forex trader over misreporting  The Australian
DEUTSCHE Bank have sacked one of their Sydney traders over misreporting of around $5 million in trades to the German investment bank. Deutsche Bank have confirmed reports that currency trader Andy Donaldson was fired from his position in June after ...

Deutsche Bank FX trader in Australia dismissed for misreporting   Reuters
Deutsche Bank Says Currency Trader Dismissed on Misreporting   Bloomberg
Deutsche Bank fires rogue forex trader   Sydney Morning Herald
Herald Sun   
Mynextfone   
Business Insider Australia   
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  Business News (subscription)   
Midday: ASX dragged by banks and miners  Brisbane Times
ASX dragged by banks and miners after another drop in the iron ore price. Otto Energy Limited (ASX:OEL) sells Galoc Production Company to Singapore-based Risco Energy Investments for US$101 million. 22/09/14. SPI points to lower start for ASX. National ...

Otto cuts deal to sell Galoc stake   The West Australian
Risco Energy to Acquire Galoc Oil Field Operator GPC for $101.4M   Rigzone
Otto to sell oil field assets for $113m   Business News (subscription)

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  Sydney Morning Herald   
Falling iron ore price and bank sell-off hit share market  ABC Online
A fresh five-year low for iron ore prices and steep slides for the major banks have pulled the share market lower. The benchmark ASX 200 index was off 1 per cent at 5,380, while the All Ordinaries was down the same percentage, losing 51 points to 5,386 ...

Pressure to continue on iron ore   Sydney Morning Herald
10 financial warning signs investors need to know   The Australian Financial Review
Iron ore price at new five-year low   The Australian
Telegraph.co.uk   
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