The Australian Financial Review
BHP targets deeper cost cuts to combat commodities rout
Reuters
MELBOURNE Nov 24 (Reuters) - BHP Billiton stepped up its cost-cutting plans on Monday as the world's biggest miner battles a sharp slide in iron ore, coal and oil prices. BHP expects to reap savings of $4 billion by June 2017, up from an earlier forecast for ...
BHP Looks at Copper Expansions as Forecasts Deficit From 2018Businessweek
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Mackenzie shrinks BHP to greatnessThe Australian Financial Review
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Reuters
MELBOURNE Nov 24 (Reuters) - BHP Billiton stepped up its cost-cutting plans on Monday as the world's biggest miner battles a sharp slide in iron ore, coal and oil prices. BHP expects to reap savings of $4 billion by June 2017, up from an earlier forecast for ...
BHP Looks at Copper Expansions as Forecasts Deficit From 2018
The delicate balancing act beneath BHP's simplification strategy
Mackenzie shrinks BHP to greatness
Sydney Morning Herald
Woolworths' Project Oxygen leaves supermarkets gasping
Sydney Morning Herald
On November 10, Woolworths and its US partner, Lowe's, quietly tipped another $90 million into their struggling hardware business Masters Home Improvement. According to the latest Australian Securities and Investments Commission filings, it brings total ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
On November 10, Woolworths and its US partner, Lowe's, quietly tipped another $90 million into their struggling hardware business Masters Home Improvement. According to the latest Australian Securities and Investments Commission filings, it brings total ...
Woolworths Limited seeing more red from Masters stores: Should you buy, sell ...
The Age
Gina Rinehart slams 'negativity' regarding mining industry
The Age
“For an industry that delivers so much, wouldn't you think there would be just a little more understanding and less negativity for what mining contributes to our country?”: Gina Rinehart said in a speech in Darwin on Saturday. Photo: Joe Armao. Gina Rinehart ...
While Australian Miners Declare End of Massive Expansion of Iron Ore, Gina ...International Business Times AU
Gina Rinehart says Australia would not survive without miningFerret
Rinehart warns on mining regulationPerth Now
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The Age
“For an industry that delivers so much, wouldn't you think there would be just a little more understanding and less negativity for what mining contributes to our country?”: Gina Rinehart said in a speech in Darwin on Saturday. Photo: Joe Armao. Gina Rinehart ...
While Australian Miners Declare End of Massive Expansion of Iron Ore, Gina ...
Gina Rinehart says Australia would not survive without mining
Rinehart warns on mining regulation
Bloomberg
Australia Raises A$5.7 Billion as Abbott Sells Medibank IPO
Bloomberg
Australia raised A$5.68 billion ($4.9 billion) selling shares of Medibank Private Ltd. in the country's second-largest initial public offering. The government sold about 2.7 billion shares in the nation's biggest health insurer at A$2.15 apiece for institutional ...
Medibank money for roads, not debt:CormannThe Australian
Medibank set for strong first dayPerth Now
Australia to net $6.4b from insurer's IPOAsiaOne
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Bloomberg
Australia raised A$5.68 billion ($4.9 billion) selling shares of Medibank Private Ltd. in the country's second-largest initial public offering. The government sold about 2.7 billion shares in the nation's biggest health insurer at A$2.15 apiece for institutional ...
Medibank money for roads, not debt:Cormann
Medibank set for strong first day
Australia to net $6.4b from insurer's IPO
Sydney Morning Herald
Markets Live: FMG soars on sugar hit
Sydney Morning Herald
10:19am: What a start to the week! Iron ore miners are running hard in early trade on hopes Chinese authorities will act further to shore up the country's slowing economy, with Fortescue surging 10 per cent on much larger than average volumes. BHP and Rio ...
Markets Live: Sugar hit from ChinaThe Age
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Sydney Morning Herald
10:19am: What a start to the week! Iron ore miners are running hard in early trade on hopes Chinese authorities will act further to shore up the country's slowing economy, with Fortescue surging 10 per cent on much larger than average volumes. BHP and Rio ...
Markets Live: Sugar hit from China
Wall Street Journal
China Bonds Rally as Surprise Interest-Rate Cut Weakens the Yuan
Businessweek
China's bonds rallied, pushing the 10-year yield down by the most since 2008, and the yuan weakened after the central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates. The People's Bank of China lowered its one-year lending and deposit rates for the first time since ...
RPT-China rate cut knocks legs from under yuan rally, more volatility seenReuters
China's rate cut: Should we buy it?MarketWatch
$A rises after China's rate cutSky News Australia
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Businessweek
China's bonds rallied, pushing the 10-year yield down by the most since 2008, and the yuan weakened after the central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates. The People's Bank of China lowered its one-year lending and deposit rates for the first time since ...
RPT-China rate cut knocks legs from under yuan rally, more volatility seen
China's rate cut: Should we buy it?
$A rises after China's rate cut
Sydney Morning Herald
Advisers aside, FoFA can't stop dud investments
Sydney Morning Herald
COMMENT. Most Australians could do with some sound financial advice. Photo: Louie Douvis. FoFA: That four-letter F word was thrown around a lot in Canberra last week, often with a great deal of heat and energy. But like the other F word, it mostly doesn't ...
Advisers aside, FoFA can't stop dud invesmentsThe Canberra Times
FOFA fiasco: no quick fix for the advice industryThe Conversation AU
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Sydney Morning Herald
COMMENT. Most Australians could do with some sound financial advice. Photo: Louie Douvis. FoFA: That four-letter F word was thrown around a lot in Canberra last week, often with a great deal of heat and energy. But like the other F word, it mostly doesn't ...
Advisers aside, FoFA can't stop dud invesments
FOFA fiasco: no quick fix for the advice industry
ABC Online
Australian shares surge on China rate cuts
ABC Online
The Australian share market is rising strongly, with mining stocks leading the way on Chinese rate cuts announced after the local market closed on Friday. The All Ordinaries index was up 63 points, or 1.2 per cent, at 5,355 shortly before midday (AEDT).
Australian stocks surge over 1pc at noonThe Australian
Shares open 51.1pts higherBusiness News (subscription)
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ABC Online
The Australian share market is rising strongly, with mining stocks leading the way on Chinese rate cuts announced after the local market closed on Friday. The All Ordinaries index was up 63 points, or 1.2 per cent, at 5,355 shortly before midday (AEDT).
Australian stocks surge over 1pc at noon
Shares open 51.1pts higher
The Australian Financial Review
iiNet aims at NSW as it takes on the big boys
The Australian Financial Review
iiNet head David Buckingham says the company has come out of a long stretch of acquisitions and is focused on trying to be really good at organic growth. Photo: Christopher Pearce, Getty Images. Max Mason. A year on from taking the reins at iiNet from ...
iiNet CEO David Buckingham gears up for growthSydney Morning Herald
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The Australian Financial Review
iiNet head David Buckingham says the company has come out of a long stretch of acquisitions and is focused on trying to be really good at organic growth. Photo: Christopher Pearce, Getty Images. Max Mason. A year on from taking the reins at iiNet from ...
iiNet CEO David Buckingham gears up for growth
ABC Online
Senator complains as ABC axes national rural radio program, Bush Telegraph
ABC Online
One of the ABC's flagship rural programs, Bush Telegraph, has been axed as the national broadcaster deals with more than $250 million in funding cuts imposed by the Federal Government. Bush Telegraph is broadcast weekday mornings on Radio National ...
The ABC has flab to be cutBrisbane Times
ABC's Bush Telegraph axed in cutsThe Age
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ABC Online
One of the ABC's flagship rural programs, Bush Telegraph, has been axed as the national broadcaster deals with more than $250 million in funding cuts imposed by the Federal Government. Bush Telegraph is broadcast weekday mornings on Radio National ...
The ABC has flab to be cut
ABC's Bush Telegraph axed in cuts
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