Westpac chief Gail Kelly doubles down on housing Sydney Morning Herald
Westpac posts record $7.6b profit, up 8%. Westpac chief executive Gail Kelly is upbeat that the growth it is experiencing in the mortgage market will continue into 2015 thanks to low interest rate demand and an upswing in new home building. The company ...
Big bank profit gains built largely on skinny reservesABC Online
Westpac Half-Year Profit Rose by 8%Bloomberg
For the major banks, it's all about MurrayBusiness Spectator
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Westpac posts record $7.6b profit, up 8%. Westpac chief executive Gail Kelly is upbeat that the growth it is experiencing in the mortgage market will continue into 2015 thanks to low interest rate demand and an upswing in new home building. The company ...
Big bank profit gains built largely on skinny reserves
Westpac Half-Year Profit Rose by 8%
For the major banks, it's all about Murray
Australian dollar falls on weak building approvals data Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian dollar has dipped following weaker-than-expected building approval figures. Approvals for the construction of new homes fell 11 per cent across Australia in September, a significantly greater fall than the one per cent drop economists expected.
Building approvals tumble 11pcThe Australian
Building approvals take a dive in SeptHerald Sun
ABS data shows new-home approvals fallThe Young Witness
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The Australian dollar has dipped following weaker-than-expected building approval figures. Approvals for the construction of new homes fell 11 per cent across Australia in September, a significantly greater fall than the one per cent drop economists expected.
Building approvals tumble 11pc
Building approvals take a dive in Sept
ABS data shows new-home approvals fall
Rinehart family in new legal feud Business Spectator
Another legal feud has erupted in Australia's wealthiest family, with John and Bianca Hancock taking new action against their younger sisters Ginia Rinehart and Hope Welker in the Federal Court. While Australia's wealthiest person Gina Rinehart is not ...
Gina Rinehart quits Network Ten boardCoffs Coast Advocate
Gina Rinehart quits Channel Ten board, says too busy with mining companyUSA NEWS
Rinehart quits Ten boardSky News Australia
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Another legal feud has erupted in Australia's wealthiest family, with John and Bianca Hancock taking new action against their younger sisters Ginia Rinehart and Hope Welker in the Federal Court. While Australia's wealthiest person Gina Rinehart is not ...
Gina Rinehart quits Network Ten board
Gina Rinehart quits Channel Ten board, says too busy with mining company
Rinehart quits Ten board
Woolworths Q1 sales disappoint Herald Sun
Woolworths has delivered lower-than-expected first-quarter sales after softer trading in September and October, sending shares in the supermarket heavyweight sharply lower. At 11.18am (AEDT), Woolworths shares were down 4.1 per cent at $34.51, against ...
Woolworths stumbles in retail race with ColesThe Australian
Woolworths dips as Q1 sales disappointSBS
Woolworths' shares dip on disappointing quarterly salesCommBank MyWealth
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Woolworths has delivered lower-than-expected first-quarter sales after softer trading in September and October, sending shares in the supermarket heavyweight sharply lower. At 11.18am (AEDT), Woolworths shares were down 4.1 per cent at $34.51, against ...
Woolworths stumbles in retail race with Coles
Woolworths dips as Q1 sales disappoint
Woolworths' shares dip on disappointing quarterly sales
Strong dollar squeezes commodities, BOJ puts ECB in a bind Reuters
SYDNEY (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar powered to seven-year peaks against the yen on Monday and a two-year high on the euro, a punishing trend for commodities priced in dollars, with both gold and silver falling sharply. Disappointing surveys out of China's ...
Dollar Nears 7-Year High Versus Yen on U.S; Gold SlidesBloomberg
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$A falls to a two week lowSky News Australia
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar powered to seven-year peaks against the yen on Monday and a two-year high on the euro, a punishing trend for commodities priced in dollars, with both gold and silver falling sharply. Disappointing surveys out of China's ...
Dollar Nears 7-Year High Versus Yen on U.S; Gold Slides
Stocks to watch
$A falls to a two week low
Markets Live: Woolies shares plunge Sydney Morning Herald
2:15pm: Shares around the region are mixed as investors digest the unexpected additional QE by the Bank of Japan, which led to a global rally on Friday: Japan: closed; Hong Kong: -0.1%; Shanghai: +0.3%; Taiwan: +0.6%; Korea: -0.5%; ASX200: -0.3% ...
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2:15pm: Shares around the region are mixed as investors digest the unexpected additional QE by the Bank of Japan, which led to a global rally on Friday: Japan: closed; Hong Kong: -0.1%; Shanghai: +0.3%; Taiwan: +0.6%; Korea: -0.5%; ASX200: -0.3% ...
Patchy conditions prevail for manufacturing The Australian
THE slide in manufacturing activity has eased slightly, but the weaker Australian dollar is not making the impact that many had hoped. The Australian Industry Group's Performance of Manufacturing Index rose 2.9 points to 49.4 in October. The reading below ...
Food continues expansion, manufacturing remains stableFOOD Magazine - Australia
Manufacturing sector lifts in OctBusiness Spectator
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THE slide in manufacturing activity has eased slightly, but the weaker Australian dollar is not making the impact that many had hoped. The Australian Industry Group's Performance of Manufacturing Index rose 2.9 points to 49.4 in October. The reading below ...
Food continues expansion, manufacturing remains stable
Manufacturing sector lifts in Oct
Inflation rises modestly in October The Australian
Inflation in October has picked up modestly, but still remains around the lower end of the Reserve Bank's target band, according to a private survey. More prices rose than fell last month, led by price rises for petrol, travel and accommodation and non-alcoholic ...
Life got more expensive in OctoberHerald Sun
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Inflation in October has picked up modestly, but still remains around the lower end of the Reserve Bank's target band, according to a private survey. More prices rose than fell last month, led by price rises for petrol, travel and accommodation and non-alcoholic ...
Life got more expensive in October
Amcom expands fibre footprint as Vocus circles The Australian
Takeover target Amcom Telecommunications has extended its national fibre footprint, even as it keeps it channels open with suitor Vocus Communications. Perth-based Amcom has sealed a $15 million deal with Bevan Slattery's outfit Megaport to take ...
Amcom merger talks with Vocus could be done this weekThe Australian Financial Review
Megaport sells east coast fibre network for $15miT News
Amcom buys $15m in fibre - The West AustralianThe West Australian
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Takeover target Amcom Telecommunications has extended its national fibre footprint, even as it keeps it channels open with suitor Vocus Communications. Perth-based Amcom has sealed a $15 million deal with Bevan Slattery's outfit Megaport to take ...
Amcom merger talks with Vocus could be done this week
Megaport sells east coast fibre network for $15m
Amcom buys $15m in fibre - The West Australian
Australia job advertisements at 20-month high in October: ANZ Reuters
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements in newspapers and on the Internet rose for a fifth straight month in October to reach their highest in 20 months, a sign of gradual recovery in labor demand. A survey by Australia and New Zealand Banking ...
Job advertisements continue to edge aheadSydney Morning Herald
Modest job ads improvement suggests unemployment near peak: ANZABC Online
Job ads up for a fifth month in a rowSBS
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian job advertisements in newspapers and on the Internet rose for a fifth straight month in October to reach their highest in 20 months, a sign of gradual recovery in labor demand. A survey by Australia and New Zealand Banking ...
Job advertisements continue to edge ahead
Modest job ads improvement suggests unemployment near peak: ANZ
Job ads up for a fifth month in a row
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