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Michael Malone slams iiNet board, rejects TPG takeover offer
The Australian
iiNet's founder and former chief executive Michael Malone has rejected TPG Telecom's $1.4 billion takeover offer and called on iiNet's board to resign if the deal falls over. Mr Malone, who alongside his family still owns about 4 per cent of iiNet (IIN), said he did ...
Malone rains on iiNet's TPG partyThe West Australian
Malone slams TPG's iiNet bidThe Daily Telegraph
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The Australian
iiNet's founder and former chief executive Michael Malone has rejected TPG Telecom's $1.4 billion takeover offer and called on iiNet's board to resign if the deal falls over. Mr Malone, who alongside his family still owns about 4 per cent of iiNet (IIN), said he did ...
Malone rains on iiNet's TPG party
Malone slams TPG's iiNet bid
iiNet takeover facing opposition
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Premier Investments bucks retail trend with 9pc profit growth
ABC Online
Retailer Premier Investments delivers a 9 per cent increase in half-year profit in defiance of harder times being faced its major department store competitors. Premier has lifted its net profit to $56.3 million after stronger sales growth from across its key brands ...
A Premier performance should satisfy Solomon LewThe Australian
Premier net profit up 9%, declares special dividendWA today
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Retailer Premier Investments delivers a 9 per cent increase in half-year profit in defiance of harder times being faced its major department store competitors. Premier has lifted its net profit to $56.3 million after stronger sales growth from across its key brands ...
A Premier performance should satisfy Solomon Lew
Premier net profit up 9%, declares special dividend
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Orica installs ex-BHP executive Alberto Calderon as interim CEO
Sydney Morning Herald
Orica has sought to move on swiftly from former chief executive Ian Smith by installing former BHP Billiton heavyweight Alberto Calderon as its interim boss. Mr Calderon has been a member of the Orica board since August 2013 and was formerly the boss of ...
Calderon named interim CEOCourier Mail
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Sydney Morning Herald
Orica has sought to move on swiftly from former chief executive Ian Smith by installing former BHP Billiton heavyweight Alberto Calderon as its interim boss. Mr Calderon has been a member of the Orica board since August 2013 and was formerly the boss of ...
Calderon named interim CEO
Alberto Calderon appointed Orica's acting chief executive as Ian Smith's ...
Product safety and advertising in ACCC's crosshairs; Orica appoints Alberto ...
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Australian dollar firms
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THE Australian dollar is one US cent firmer after a voting member of the US Federal Reserve argued that American interest rates should stay near zero for quite a bit longer. At 0700 AEDT on Monday, the Australian dollar was worth 77.82 US cents, up from ...
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THE Australian dollar is one US cent firmer after a voting member of the US Federal Reserve argued that American interest rates should stay near zero for quite a bit longer. At 0700 AEDT on Monday, the Australian dollar was worth 77.82 US cents, up from ...
$A boosted by Fed rates comments
dollar boosted by Fed rates comments
Aust dollar climbs near US78c
Share market drops back after early gains
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The share market has fallen back after a positive start to the week that took it to within five points of the 6,000 point landmark. Investors were unwilling to push the market beyond that psychological point for the first time in seven years, and are now booking ...
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The share market has fallen back after a positive start to the week that took it to within five points of the 6,000 point landmark. Investors were unwilling to push the market beyond that psychological point for the first time in seven years, and are now booking ...
The Australian
The Hoopla set to close, calls last drinks
The Australian
WOMEN'S news and opinion site The Hoopla is to close almost four years after it was launched after failing to find a business model that could support its quality content proposition. The site, which launched a paywall just over a year ago, was launched by ...
The Hoopla to cease publication, says Wendy HarmerSydney Morning Herald
The Hoopla closes citing competitive market as News Corp launches women ...MuMbrella
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WOMEN'S news and opinion site The Hoopla is to close almost four years after it was launched after failing to find a business model that could support its quality content proposition. The site, which launched a paywall just over a year ago, was launched by ...
The Hoopla to cease publication, says Wendy Harmer
The Hoopla closes citing competitive market as News Corp launches women ...
An ode to The Hoopla and its 'smart with heart' take on news, current affairs and ...
The Guardian
Climate change: Coalition accused of politicising greenhouse gas target
The Guardian
The take-up of household solar panels contributed to the fall in the required emissions cuts. Photograph: Tim Wimborne / Reuters/Reuters. Lenore Taylor political editor. @lenoretaylor. Sunday 22 March 2015 23.00 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Aust emissions target getting closerThe Australian (blog)
Projected emissions slashed but Direct Action still doesn't have enough cashBusiness Spectator
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The take-up of household solar panels contributed to the fall in the required emissions cuts. Photograph: Tim Wimborne / Reuters/Reuters. Lenore Taylor political editor. @lenoretaylor. Sunday 22 March 2015 23.00 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Aust emissions target getting closer
Projected emissions slashed but Direct Action still doesn't have enough cash
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Virgin holds title of most punctual airline for fourth month in a row
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Virgin Australia has pipped Qantas as the country's most punctual airline for the fourth month in a row, the latest government transport figures show. The contest between the airlines for the title comes as Virgin appoints former National Australia Bank ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Virgin Australia has pipped Qantas as the country's most punctual airline for the fourth month in a row, the latest government transport figures show. The contest between the airlines for the title comes as Virgin appoints former National Australia Bank ...
Punctual ... A Virgin Australia plane flying over Sydney Harbour at sunrise ...
Virgin Australia's most punctual airline in February
Canberra powerless to break coal seam gas stalemate
Sydney Morning Herald
The federal government is almost powerless to break the state stalemate over onshore gas development, Canberra's top resources bureaucrat, John Ryan, has admitted. Getting gas development going in NSW and Victoria, where state government resistance ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
The federal government is almost powerless to break the state stalemate over onshore gas development, Canberra's top resources bureaucrat, John Ryan, has admitted. Getting gas development going in NSW and Victoria, where state government resistance ...
The Age
Australia's Village Roadshow, China's CITIC form $500 mln theme park fund
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SYDNEY, March 23 (Reuters) - Australia's Village Roadshow Ltd, operator of the country's biggest cinema chain and several theme parks, said on Monday it will form a $500 million joint venture with China's CITIC Ltd to invest in theme parks on the mainland.
Midday: ASX defies leads & retreats into redWA today
Village Roadshow plans theme parks in joint venture with China's CiticThe Australian
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SYDNEY, March 23 (Reuters) - Australia's Village Roadshow Ltd, operator of the country's biggest cinema chain and several theme parks, said on Monday it will form a $500 million joint venture with China's CITIC Ltd to invest in theme parks on the mainland.
Midday: ASX defies leads & retreats into red
Village Roadshow plans theme parks in joint venture with China's Citic
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