2014年11月19日 星期三

2014-11-20 Australia Business

  Sydney Morning Herald   
Iron ore slump halves Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest's fortune  Sydney Morning Herald
The plunging iron ore price is wreaking havoc on Andrew Forrest's personal fortune, which has more than halved to just $2.8 billion and puts him outside of the top 10 richest people in Australia for the first time since 2006. Mr Forrest, who is Fortescue Metals ...

Andrew Twiggy Forrest's Fortune Has Been Cut In Half By The Plunging Price Of ...   Business Insider Australia
Fortescue more 'competitive': Forrest   Perth Now

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Fairfax in good shape: Hywood  The Australian
Fairfax boss Greg Hywood has declared the media group is in good shape as it continues to focus on expanding its digital business. Mr Hywood said while Fairfax had made some missteps, it had now paid off all of its debt, expanded its online readership and ...


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  Sky News Australia   
Wesfarmers closes in on Workwear Group  Brisbane Times
Wesfarmers Limited (ASX:WES) scores the green light from Australia's competition regulator to buy Workwear Group. 20/11/14. Mirvac Group (ASX:MGR) signs up PricewaterhouseCoopers for office space at its proposed. Up next... Mirvac signs up PwC for ...

ACCC clears PacBrands workwear sale   The Australian
ACCC clears Wesfarmers buy of Pacific Brands' workwear business   The Canberra Times
ACCC will allow PacBrands workwear sale   NEWS.com.au

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  Businessweek   
Iron's Tumble Begets Future Takeover Treasure: Real M&A  Businessweek
A pool of water gathers below stackers used to transport crushed iron ore to a stockpile at Atlas Iron Ltd.'s Pardoo mine site in Pardoo, east of Port Hedland in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Shares of Atlas Iron have tumbled 82 percent this year.
Iron ore hits the dreaded $US70 a tonne mark   Australian Mining
Iron ore continues downward slide   The Canberra Times
Chinese steel, iron ore futures tumble to record lows   Business Recorder
The West Australian   
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  Sydney Morning Herald   
The Chinese buyers property developers don't want  Sydney Morning Herald
A conversation with a Melbourne real estate developer earlier this year turned unexpectedly to his dislike of Chinese investors. What? Surely he'd welcome Asian buyers? But he explained that he didn't mean buyers of individual residential properties – the ...


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  NEWS.com.au   
Australian stocks open 0.65pc lower, amid pressure on mining stocks  The Australian
THE Australian sharemarket opened more than half a per cent lower following modest falls on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve's minutes show policymakers see the need to watch for inflation. At the 10.15am (AEDT) official market open, the benchmark S ...

Aust stocks open 0.65% lower   Herald Sun
$A sinks as US Fed minutes assessed   The Australian Financial Review
Australian dollar weakens after US Fed minutes released   The Age
Perth Now   
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  TheBull.com.au   
Village Roadshow expects earnings growth  The Daily Telegraph
VILLAGE Roadshow expects earnings growth this financial year as its theme parks become a growth engine. CHAIRMAN Robert Kirby told shareholders sunshine would help. "The critical summer trading period for the theme parks is ahead of us and, ...

Village eyes theme parks growth   Courier Mail

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  The Australian   
grocery markets challenging: Goodman  The Australian
AUSTRALIA'S biggest food producer Goodman Fielder says market conditions remain competitive. In slides accompanying his address to shareholders at the company's annual general meeting, Goodman Fielder (GFF) chief executive Chris Delaney said the ...

Goodman Fielder says market competitive   TheBull.com.au

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  The Australian Financial Review   
Telstra among $58 million Bigcommerce raising as IPO looms  The Australian Financial Review
Bigcommerce co-founders Mitchell Harper, left, and Eddie Machaalani say they may consider a local or dual listing for their company. Photo: Louie Douvis. Paul Smith. Related Quotes. TLS. TELSTRA FPO (TLS). $5.715; $-0.04; (-0.61%). Volume 7774952 ...

Bigcommerce raises $50 million in Series D funding led by SoftBank Capital   SmartCompany.com.au
Bigcommerce taps investors for $58m   The Australian
Bigcommerce nabs $50M from big name investors   Computerworld Australia
Business Insider Australia   
iTWire   
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  TheBull.com.au   
Sonic slumps on guidance cut  Courier Mail
Sonic Healthcare shares have fell sharply after it cut its forecast for earnings growth in the 2015 financial year, citing low market volume growth in the first quarter on the back of the federal budget. At the 10.15am (AEDT) official market open, Sonic shares were ...

Sonic drops on cut to earnings forecast   SBS

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