BHP's Australian Coal Venture With Mitsubishi to Cut 700 Jobs Businessweek
BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP)'s coal venture with Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. (8058) in Australia will cut about 700 jobs to reduce costs after a decline in prices. The industry faces “challenging market conditions and had to act to ensure the long-term viability of the ...
700 Queensland coal mining jobs go at BHP's BMA joint ventureSydney Morning Herald
BHP Billiton-Mitsubishi Coal Venture to Cut 700 Jobs in AustraliaWall Street Journal
BMA cuts 700 jobs at its Central Queensland minesABC Online
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BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP)'s coal venture with Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. (8058) in Australia will cut about 700 jobs to reduce costs after a decline in prices. The industry faces “challenging market conditions and had to act to ensure the long-term viability of the ...
700 Queensland coal mining jobs go at BHP's BMA joint venture
BHP Billiton-Mitsubishi Coal Venture to Cut 700 Jobs in Australia
BMA cuts 700 jobs at its Central Queensland mines
Get ready for lower China growth The Australian
TODAY'S HSBC's flash manufacturing purchasing managers' index is probably the only slice of positive data that has come out of China lately. The PMI rose to 50.5 in September from 50.2 in August. Analysts had expected the survey to be at 50 in September.
Manufacturing Rebound Relieves Growth Concerns in China: EconomyBloomberg
Aussie Rises as China PMI Unexpectedly Climbs; Yen Holds AdvanceBusinessweek
China Manufacturing Activity Grows Modestly in SeptemberWall Street Journal
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TODAY'S HSBC's flash manufacturing purchasing managers' index is probably the only slice of positive data that has come out of China lately. The PMI rose to 50.5 in September from 50.2 in August. Analysts had expected the survey to be at 50 in September.
Manufacturing Rebound Relieves Growth Concerns in China: Economy
Aussie Rises as China PMI Unexpectedly Climbs; Yen Holds Advance
China Manufacturing Activity Grows Modestly in September
'Everyone is nervous about the iron ore price', admits Vale Sydney Morning Herald
Iron ore falls below $US80 per tonne. Brazilian mining giant Vale has admitted it is nervous about the plunge in iron ore prices below $US80 a tonne as the Chinese government dampens hopes of aggressive policy stimulus to fuel growth. The benchmark iron ...
Big miners struggle to tame China with iron ore glutReuters
There's more iron ore carnage to comeBusiness Spectator
Chinese steel output won't top 900 m tonnes: expertFerret
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Iron ore falls below $US80 per tonne. Brazilian mining giant Vale has admitted it is nervous about the plunge in iron ore prices below $US80 a tonne as the Chinese government dampens hopes of aggressive policy stimulus to fuel growth. The benchmark iron ...
Big miners struggle to tame China with iron ore glut
There's more iron ore carnage to come
Chinese steel output won't top 900 m tonnes: expert
ASX bemoans soft activity levels The Australian
ACTIVITY levels on the Australian Securities Exchange in the early part of fiscal 2015 have been softer than usual, despite a spike in raised capital, according to ASX chief executive Elmer Funke Kupper. Mr Funke Kupper told investors at the sharemarket ...
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ACTIVITY levels on the Australian Securities Exchange in the early part of fiscal 2015 have been softer than usual, despite a spike in raised capital, according to ASX chief executive Elmer Funke Kupper. Mr Funke Kupper told investors at the sharemarket ...
Kathmandu net profit inches down on reduced demand MarketWatch
WELLINGTON, New Zealand--Outdoor clothing and equipment retailer Kathmandu Holdings Ltd. (KMD.NZ) Tuesday reported a slightly lower net profit on reduced customer demand during its key sales period in June and the adverse impact of the high New ...
Cold weather helps boost Kathmandu salesSydney Morning Herald
Kathmandu profits mixedRagtrader
Kathmandu full-year profit slipsThe Australian
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand--Outdoor clothing and equipment retailer Kathmandu Holdings Ltd. (KMD.NZ) Tuesday reported a slightly lower net profit on reduced customer demand during its key sales period in June and the adverse impact of the high New ...
Cold weather helps boost Kathmandu sales
Kathmandu profits mixed
Kathmandu full-year profit slips
Markets Live: Year's gains wiped out Sydney Morning Herald
11:27am: In his book Australia: Boom to Bust, Lindsay David sounds the alarm about an Australian housing bubble he argues makes the 12th-biggest economy a giant Lehman Brothers, William Pesek writes and takes a closer look at Joe Hockey's claim that ...
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11:27am: In his book Australia: Boom to Bust, Lindsay David sounds the alarm about an Australian housing bubble he argues makes the 12th-biggest economy a giant Lehman Brothers, William Pesek writes and takes a closer look at Joe Hockey's claim that ...
Australia shares edge higher after uptick in China PMI survey Reuters
... * ASX 200 reverses early fall to rise after better-than-expected China PMI. * 107 shares higher, 75 shares lower, 17 shares unchanged. * Stocks with large U.S. exposure higher on weaker Aussie (Adds analysis, quotes, stocks on the move). By Thuy Ong ...
Aust stocks recover at noonHerald Sun
Aust stocks erase 2014 gainsCourier Mail
Asian Shares Lower Ahead of China DataWall Street Journal
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... * ASX 200 reverses early fall to rise after better-than-expected China PMI. * 107 shares higher, 75 shares lower, 17 shares unchanged. * Stocks with large U.S. exposure higher on weaker Aussie (Adds analysis, quotes, stocks on the move). By Thuy Ong ...
Aust stocks recover at noon
Aust stocks erase 2014 gains
Asian Shares Lower Ahead of China Data
Telstra looks to scrap pen and paper The Australian
TELSTRA is pushing further into Silicon Valley with an undisclosed investment in e-signature startup DocuSign. THE US firm, reportedly valued at $US1.6 billion ($A1.73 billion), lets people sign and return documents electronically, scrapping the need for pen ...
Telstra buys into US startup DocuSignThe Australian Financial Review
Telstra to use and resell DocuSignARNnet
Telstra takes stake in DocuSignCIO Magazine
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TELSTRA is pushing further into Silicon Valley with an undisclosed investment in e-signature startup DocuSign. THE US firm, reportedly valued at $US1.6 billion ($A1.73 billion), lets people sign and return documents electronically, scrapping the need for pen ...
Telstra buys into US startup DocuSign
Telstra to use and resell DocuSign
Telstra takes stake in DocuSign
Farm debt roundtable gets underway in Canberra ABC Online
The Federal Government will hold a roundtable with banks and farmers this afternoon in an attempt to deal with rising debt levels, particularly in drought-affected areas. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce will chair the meeting in Canberra. Attendees will ...
WA farmers can get drought relief loanThe Australian
Drought aid now available in WAFarm Weekly
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The Federal Government will hold a roundtable with banks and farmers this afternoon in an attempt to deal with rising debt levels, particularly in drought-affected areas. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce will chair the meeting in Canberra. Attendees will ...
WA farmers can get drought relief loan
Drought aid now available in WA
Govt lied on need for co-payment: Labor NEWS.com.au
A NEW report showing health spending has grown at its slowest rate in 30 years "bells the cat" on claims a GP co-payment is needed to make Medicare more sustainable, Labor says. THE Australian Institute of Health and Welfare says expenditure on health ...
Govt Health Spending Down - ReportPro Bono Australia
New report undermines Federal Government claims about a crisis in health ...Crikey (blog)
Health budget is not the problem: AMA6minutes
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A NEW report showing health spending has grown at its slowest rate in 30 years "bells the cat" on claims a GP co-payment is needed to make Medicare more sustainable, Labor says. THE Australian Institute of Health and Welfare says expenditure on health ...
Govt Health Spending Down - Report
New report undermines Federal Government claims about a crisis in health ...
Health budget is not the problem: AMA
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