2015年5月26日 星期二

2015-05-27 Australia Business


Sydney Morning Herald
   
NBN's revenue rises but costs, losses mount   
Sydney Morning Herald
The company building the national broadband network has almost tripled the amount of revenue earned by selling internet services in the nine months ended March 31 2015 to $106 million compared with the same period a year earlier. Losses at NBN, the ...

NBN rollout, revenues gather pace   Herald Sun

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Level of risk in housing 'has picked up', RBA's Philip Lowe says   
Sydney Morning Herald
Rising property prices, household debt and unemployment have increased the risks in bank mortgage books, said Philip Lowe, the deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Mr Lowe dismissed suggestions that lending limits imposed on the banks ...

RBA says US rate hike good for AUD   Sky News Australia
RBA says investors risk frozen funds amid 'search for yield'   The Australian Financial Review
3 stocks to help you profit from a tumbling Australian dollar   Motley Fool Australia

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Sky News Australia
   
Fortescue Metals set up Singapore company   
Sky News Australia
Fortescue Metals set up a company in Singapore that could buy and sell its iron ore before it criticised BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto for using the same type of marketing hubs. The Australian Financial Review reports the iron ore miner set up a company called ...

Fortescue defends Singapore company   The Australian (blog)
Markets Live: ASX eyes fourth day of gains   Sydney Morning Herald
China cash lining up for Fortescue Metals Group   The Australian Financial Review

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The Australian Financial Review
   
Wesfarmers grapples with First Choice, a Masters-style liquor disaster   
The Australian Financial Review
First Choice has been a serial underperformer for Wesfarmers against the Dan Murphy's superstore liquor chain owned by Woolworths. Share on twitter · Share on Google Plus. by Simon Evans. Wesfarmers is grappling with its own version of a "Masters ...


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Markets Live: Miners dig ASX hole   
The Age
Resources names are weighing heavily on the sharemarket as Wall St's sell-off spills over on to the local market. submit to reddit · Email article · Print · Reprints & permissions. Sort posts by: Latest, Oldest, Most liked, Most disliked. Live article connection ...


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Herald Sun
   
Hills Ltd at the Tonsley precinct. Photo Calum Robertson Source: News Corp ...   
Herald Sun
HILLS chief executive Ted Pretty has suddenly quit the SA company he transformed since September 2012 as the group revealed a further hit on full year results from the falling Aussie dollar and project delays. Mr Pretty's exit was announced early today by ...

Hills chief Ted Pretty out the door as profits tumble   The Australian Financial Review
Hills chief Ted Pretty in sudden exit; Shorten tells ACTU Congress he believes in ...   SmartCompany.com.au
Ted Pretty's sudden exit from Hills   The Australian
Finance News Network   
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Sky News Australia
   
Market retreats after four days of gains   
Trading Room
The Australian share market has fallen into the red after four straight sessions of gains. It was led downwards by market heavyweight BHP Billiton, despite another overnight rise in the iron ore price to $US62.00. But IG market analyst Evan Lucas, says the ...

Aust market lower in broad sell-off   Yahoo7 News

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Who runs the world? Not the banks   
The Australian
In the third episode of the Wolf Hall TV series, Thomas Cromwell tells Harry Percy, the cocky former suitor of Anne Boleyn, the facts of life: “How can I explain this to you? The world is not run from where you think it is. From border fortresses. Even from ...


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Herald Sun
   
The Port of Melbourne will be leased for half a century under new plans. Source ...   
Herald Sun
THE Port of Melbourne will be leased for at least 50 years under a plan to secure billions of dollars for road and rail projects. Treasurer Tim Pallas today released the details of proposed lease legislation put to parliament. The State Government believes it will ...

Port of Melbourne sale kicks off despite rent row   The Australian Financial Review
Port of Melbourne up for 50-year lease to pay for level crossings   The Age
Melbourne port sell-off detailed   Daily Mail

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The Australian
   
Programmed profit sinks 16pc   
The Australian
Programmed Maintenance Services' shares have climbed three per cent after the company's full year profit result beat market expectations. The company, which provides recruitment, property management and engineering services, suffered a 16 per cent fall ...

Programmed Maintenance FY15 profit slips 16%   Brisbane Times
Programmed Maintenance Services profits hit hard by resources sector slowdown   The Australian Financial Review
Programmed upbeat on Skilled deal   The West Australian
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