The West Australian
Woodside axes 300 jobs and freezes pay
Courier Mail
WOODSIDE Petroleum is axing 300 jobs and freezing pay across the organisation as it deals with a plunge in the oil price. THE fresh job cuts are expected to be carried out over the coming weeks and come after the company shed 320 roles in 2014.
Woodside Petroleum cuts 300 jobs and freezes payThe Australian Financial Review
Woodside cuts 300 jobs and freezes payHerald Sun
Woodside cuts 300 jobs in response to falling oil pricesABC Online
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Courier Mail
WOODSIDE Petroleum is axing 300 jobs and freezing pay across the organisation as it deals with a plunge in the oil price. THE fresh job cuts are expected to be carried out over the coming weeks and come after the company shed 320 roles in 2014.
Woodside Petroleum cuts 300 jobs and freezes pay
Woodside cuts 300 jobs and freezes pay
Woodside cuts 300 jobs in response to falling oil prices
Sydney Morning Herald
China manufacturing gauge drops to 11-month low
Sydney Morning Herald
Business activity across China's vast factory sector hit its lowest level in almost a year during March as new orders fell and companies continued to cut jobs. HSBC/Markit's Flash Purchasing Managers' Index, a preliminary reading of the survey, fell to 49.2 in ...
China manufacturing hits 11-month lowThe Australian
Asian shares erase gains, China PMI weighsReuters
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Sky News Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald
Business activity across China's vast factory sector hit its lowest level in almost a year during March as new orders fell and companies continued to cut jobs. HSBC/Markit's Flash Purchasing Managers' Index, a preliminary reading of the survey, fell to 49.2 in ...
China manufacturing hits 11-month low
Asian shares erase gains, China PMI weighs
New Signs of Slowdown in China's Manufacturing Sector
Business Spectator
TPG's iiNet bid is on the money
Business Spectator
TPG and iiNet have started responding to the strident and emotion-tinged criticism of TPG's $1.4 billion bid for its rival telecommunications service provider. It's not that difficult a case for either of them to make. Opposition to the offer has surfaced surprisingly ...
TPG says offer for iiNet is a great dealNEWS.com.au
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CRN Australia
The New Daily
The Australian Financial Review
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Business Spectator
TPG and iiNet have started responding to the strident and emotion-tinged criticism of TPG's $1.4 billion bid for its rival telecommunications service provider. It's not that difficult a case for either of them to make. Opposition to the offer has surfaced surprisingly ...
TPG says offer for iiNet is a great deal
iiNet boss rejects Michael Malone's TPG broadside
TPG upgrades earnings guidance
NEWS.com.au
Consumer confidence ticks higher
NEWS.com.au
CONSUMER confidence has nudged higher, with people feeling a little more upbeat about the economy. THE latest ANZ-Roy Morgan confidence index rose 0.5 per cent in the week ending March 22, building on a similar rise the previous week. The rise was ...
Australian consumer confidence is stuck in the doldrumsBusiness Insider Australia
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NEWS.com.au
CONSUMER confidence has nudged higher, with people feeling a little more upbeat about the economy. THE latest ANZ-Roy Morgan confidence index rose 0.5 per cent in the week ending March 22, building on a similar rise the previous week. The rise was ...
Australian consumer confidence is stuck in the doldrums
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Shows Slight Improvement but Real ...
Sydney Morning Herald
New Hope's $1.1b cash pile set to snap up cheap coal mines
Sydney Morning Herald
Coal may be on the nose with the increasingly noisy and aggressive environmental lobby, but miner New Hope wants to put its burgeoning cash pile – which has topped $1.1 billion – to work buying up cheap coal assets, notwithstanding its view that ...
New Hope looks for coal acquisitionsArgus Media
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Sydney Morning Herald
Coal may be on the nose with the increasingly noisy and aggressive environmental lobby, but miner New Hope wants to put its burgeoning cash pile – which has topped $1.1 billion – to work buying up cheap coal assets, notwithstanding its view that ...
New Hope looks for coal acquisitions
Australia slated to become largest coal exporter
NEWS.com.au
Kathmandu posts loss
Perth Now
THE company has fallen to a $NZ1.8 million ($A1.75 million) net loss for the six months to January 31, compared to an $NZ11.4 million net profit last year. The loss was flagged in February, when it said Christmas and January sales had disappointed and ...
Aussie consumers the weak link for KathmanduThe Australian
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Perth Now
THE company has fallen to a $NZ1.8 million ($A1.75 million) net loss for the six months to January 31, compared to an $NZ11.4 million net profit last year. The loss was flagged in February, when it said Christmas and January sales had disappointed and ...
Aussie consumers the weak link for Kathmandu
Kathmandu swings to first-half loss
Kathmandu swings to H1 loss
The Australian Financial Review
Central banks' QE is fuelling 'insanity trading', says US investment expert
The Australian Financial Review
Ed Yardeni said central banks don't understand that their policies are the source of inflationary problems. Rick Maiman. by Mark Mulligan. Extreme easing of monetary policy has pumped up the supply of goods and services but failed to stimulate the demand ...
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The Australian Financial Review
Ed Yardeni said central banks don't understand that their policies are the source of inflationary problems. Rick Maiman. by Mark Mulligan. Extreme easing of monetary policy has pumped up the supply of goods and services but failed to stimulate the demand ...
The Canberra Times
Labor and the Coalition hail union deal that could reduce weekend penalties for ...
The Canberra Times
Senators give a mixed reaction to news weekend pay has been cut in a deal in South Australia. PT2M47S 620 349. Autoplay OnOff; Video feedback; Video settings. Video will begin in 5 seconds. Don't play; Play now. Labor leader Bill Shorten says a deal ...
South Australia Saturday penalty rates abolishedDynamicBusiness
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The Canberra Times
Senators give a mixed reaction to news weekend pay has been cut in a deal in South Australia. PT2M47S 620 349. Autoplay OnOff; Video feedback; Video settings. Video will begin in 5 seconds. Don't play; Play now. Labor leader Bill Shorten says a deal ...
South Australia Saturday penalty rates abolished
Retailers laud deal to cut penalty rates
Sydney Morning Herald
ACCC wants to block Qantas-China Eastern joint venture
Sydney Morning Herald
The competitor regulator has signalled it is open to Qantas Airways pursuing a joint venture with China Southern or Air China to give the Australian carrier a broader reach in the Chinese market after issuing a draft decision rejecting a proposed alliance with ...
Qantas to raise China Eastern benefitsHerald Sun
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Sydney Morning Herald
The competitor regulator has signalled it is open to Qantas Airways pursuing a joint venture with China Southern or Air China to give the Australian carrier a broader reach in the Chinese market after issuing a draft decision rejecting a proposed alliance with ...
Qantas to raise China Eastern benefits
CompaniesQantas' China plans held back by regulator
The Australian
Iron or bust? Clive Palmer's fortune shrinks daily
The Australian
Clive Palmer is not the least bit concerned falling iron ore prices are shrinking his fortune, saying he's happy to live on $30 or $40 million a year. The Palmer United Party leader, responding to The Australian's report this morning that his income from the ...
Palmer unconcerned by falling wealthCourier Mail
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The Australian
Clive Palmer is not the least bit concerned falling iron ore prices are shrinking his fortune, saying he's happy to live on $30 or $40 million a year. The Palmer United Party leader, responding to The Australian's report this morning that his income from the ...
Palmer unconcerned by falling wealth
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