Herald Sun
Slater and Gordon in $1.2b UK deal
Herald Sun
SLATER and Gordon has struck a $1.2 billion deal to make it the UK's top personal injury lawyer. THE company's origins stretch back to the UK more than 85 years ago, but it has been known as Slater and Gordon since its began operating in Melbourne in ...
Slater & Gordon bets big on the UKThe Australian
Slater and Gordon, Australian Law Firm, to Acquire Arm of Quindell of BritainNew York Times
Quindell unit acquired by Australia's Slater & GordonFinancial Times
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Herald Sun
SLATER and Gordon has struck a $1.2 billion deal to make it the UK's top personal injury lawyer. THE company's origins stretch back to the UK more than 85 years ago, but it has been known as Slater and Gordon since its began operating in Melbourne in ...
Slater & Gordon bets big on the UK
Slater and Gordon, Australian Law Firm, to Acquire Arm of Quindell of Britain
Quindell unit acquired by Australia's Slater & Gordon
The Australian Financial Review
Tax white paper questions value of dividend imputation
The Australian Financial Review
"Imputation increases the return for Australian shareholders in Australian equities but it makes 'little contribution' to attracting foreign investment to Australia," a long awaited tax discussion paper suggests. Paul Jones. Share on twitter. by Joanna Mather.
Tax white paper: High company rate 'strangling Australia's appeal'The Australian
Joe Hockey: Australia is 'losing control of our destiny' because of tax 'holes'The Guardian
YOUR SAY: Federal Government proposes broad tax overhaul9news.com.au
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The Australian Financial Review
"Imputation increases the return for Australian shareholders in Australian equities but it makes 'little contribution' to attracting foreign investment to Australia," a long awaited tax discussion paper suggests. Paul Jones. Share on twitter. by Joanna Mather.
Tax white paper: High company rate 'strangling Australia's appeal'
Joe Hockey: Australia is 'losing control of our destiny' because of tax 'holes'
YOUR SAY: Federal Government proposes broad tax overhaul
The Australian
Deposit tax: banks oppose budget tax plan
The Australian
Australia's banks and credit unions want the federal government to scrap plans for a tax on bank deposits. A bank deposits insurance levy could be unveiled in the May budget as part of a move to raise $500 million a year. Such a tax was proposed ahead of ...
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The Australian
Australia's banks and credit unions want the federal government to scrap plans for a tax on bank deposits. A bank deposits insurance levy could be unveiled in the May budget as part of a move to raise $500 million a year. Such a tax was proposed ahead of ...
Banks oppose deposits tax plan
Time for big banks to pay for deposits guarantee
Banks oppose the federal deposits tax plan
Sky News Australia
Heavy falls on the share market
Sky News Australia
Weaker oil and iron ore prices and plans for a bank deposit tax are contributing to heavy falls on the share market. Energy stocks are the the biggest losers after crude oil prices sunk, reversing several days of gains following the Saudi-led air assault on Shi'ite ...
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Sky News Australia
Weaker oil and iron ore prices and plans for a bank deposit tax are contributing to heavy falls on the share market. Energy stocks are the the biggest losers after crude oil prices sunk, reversing several days of gains following the Saudi-led air assault on Shi'ite ...
Markets Live: Resources in retreat
Brisbane Times
Shares suffer a sharp sell-off in early trade after falling iron ore and oil prices hit the resources sector, with big banks adding to the losses. submit to reddit · Email article · Print · Reprints & permissions. Sort posts by: Latest, Oldest, Most liked, Most disliked.
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Brisbane Times
Shares suffer a sharp sell-off in early trade after falling iron ore and oil prices hit the resources sector, with big banks adding to the losses. submit to reddit · Email article · Print · Reprints & permissions. Sort posts by: Latest, Oldest, Most liked, Most disliked.
Brisbane Times
Chinese Company Makes Sharply Lower Bid for PanAust
Wall Street Journal
SYDNEY—A Chinese company returned with a sharply reduced takeover bid for Laos-focused PanAust Ltd. that values the copper and gold miner at 1.11 billion Australian dollars (US$860 million), indicating the world's second-biggest economy is eager to ...
PanAust receives takeover offer from GRAMSydney Morning Herald
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Wall Street Journal
SYDNEY—A Chinese company returned with a sharply reduced takeover bid for Laos-focused PanAust Ltd. that values the copper and gold miner at 1.11 billion Australian dollars (US$860 million), indicating the world's second-biggest economy is eager to ...
PanAust receives takeover offer from GRAM
Guandong Makes New Approach to PanAust as Prices Falter
UPDATE 1-China's Guangdong Rising renews bid for Australian miner PanAust
TheBull.com.au
Iron ore slump hits Aust dollar
Herald Sun
A slide in iron ore prices has whacked the Australian dollar back below US78c. At 12.00pm (AEDT) on Monday, the local currency was trading at US77.31c, down from US78.01c on Friday. Commodity prices took a tumble on Friday, with oil and copper falling, ...
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Herald Sun
A slide in iron ore prices has whacked the Australian dollar back below US78c. At 12.00pm (AEDT) on Monday, the local currency was trading at US77.31c, down from US78.01c on Friday. Commodity prices took a tumble on Friday, with oil and copper falling, ...
Iron ore price slide weighs on $A
Dollar back below 78 US cents
Australian dollar back below US78 cents
Sydney Morning Herald
Top cop raises smartphone payment security fears
Sydney Morning Herald
Banks, tech firms and financial payments providers are putting consumers at a heightened risk of identity theft with new tap-and-go payments services, in spite of upgrades to security on mobile devices, police and security experts have warned. Queensland ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Banks, tech firms and financial payments providers are putting consumers at a heightened risk of identity theft with new tap-and-go payments services, in spite of upgrades to security on mobile devices, police and security experts have warned. Queensland ...
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Origin hit with $2m fine for harassing customers
Herald Sun
ORIGIN Energy has been hit with a whopping $2 million fine after sales staff harassed and coerced customers into signing up for contracts. In one instance a sale representative prompted a Tamil speaker to say 'yes' to questions during a telephone call, ...
Origin and SalesForce to pay total $2.3m fine for sales tacticsAdNews
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Herald Sun
ORIGIN Energy has been hit with a whopping $2 million fine after sales staff harassed and coerced customers into signing up for contracts. In one instance a sale representative prompted a Tamil speaker to say 'yes' to questions during a telephone call, ...
Origin and SalesForce to pay total $2.3m fine for sales tactics
Origin Energy hit with $2 million fine for illegal door-to-door sales tactics
Origin slapped with $2m fine over door-to-door tactics
FOOD Magazine - Australia
'Aussie Beer' made in China cops fine
The Australian Financial Review
A NSW co-op has been fined for selling beer called "Aussie Beer" that was made in China. Sold last year, "Aussie Beer" had green and gold packaging and the words "100% owned" inside a map of Australia. It was labelled "Australia's finest malt". Announcing ...
Aussie Beer made in ChinaTrading Room
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The Australian Financial Review
A NSW co-op has been fined for selling beer called "Aussie Beer" that was made in China. Sold last year, "Aussie Beer" had green and gold packaging and the words "100% owned" inside a map of Australia. It was labelled "Australia's finest malt". Announcing ...
Aussie Beer made in China
ILG fined $10200 for selling 'Aussie Beer', made in China
The one huge problem with 'Aussie Beer' - it's made in China
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