au-hotdailynews: 2015-07-07 Australia Business

Why markets didn't tank on Greece no vote
The Australian Financial Review
Global financial markets outside Europe responded in a relatively composed manner to Greece's historic no vote against harsh austerity demands by European lenders, as investors bet that the European Central Bank would unleash extra money printing in ...

Greek debt crisis: Sign our deal or quit euro, Greece is told   The Australian (blog)
Euro edges lower ahead of euro zone summit on Greece   Moneycontrol.com
Greece seeks a bailout proposal that Eurozone nations could stomach   Los Angeles Times
Firstpost
Reuters
New York Times
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Focus on RBA statement with cash rate set to stay on hold
The Australian Financial Review
RBA are expected to leave rates on hold today, but its statement will be carefully scrutinised. Glenn Hunt. Mark Mulligan. Share on twitter. by Mark Mulligan. The Reserve Bank of Australia is widely expected to leave the cash rate unchanged at 2 per ...
All eyes on this man ... Reserve Bank of Australia Govenor Glenn Stevens ...   NEWS.com.au
need2know: RBA in focus   Sydney Morning Herald
Aussie Slides Toward Six-Year Low as Iron Slump Haunts Stevens   Bloomberg
The Straits Times
Mortgage Business
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Confidence slumps on Greece, China worries
The Cairns Post
CONSUMER confidence has fallen sharply as economic turbulence in Greece and China flows through to the outlook for the local economy. THE ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence index fell 4.6 per cent to 111.0 in the week to July 5 - reversing most of ...

Jobs outlook presents significant headwind ahead of RBA meeting   Broker News Australia

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Australian sharemarket rebounds but commodities take hit
The Australian
The Australian sharemarket has surged at today's opening, recovering from yesterday's sell-off, despite soft sessions in offshore trading, as uncertainty in Greece saw commodity markets, rather than stocks, suffer much of the selling. At the 10.15am ...
ASX falls on Grexit fears, but no blood bath   The Australian Financial Review
Markets Live: Bulls fight back   Brisbane Times
MarketsFast Asia Open: Eyes still on China, RBA decision   Financial Times
ABC Online
Trading Room
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Iron ore miners take fight to BHP, Rio Tinto with push polling
Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's struggling iron ore juniors are hitting back over the brave new normal in prices that threatens to crush their businesses by running push polling in the heartland of Western Australia against BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto. Residents are asked ...
Iron ore price fall puts smaller miners back in the danger zone   The Australian Financial Review
Iron ore price plunge could spell trouble for junior miners   Australian Mining
$600bn boost tipped from iron ore: report   Business News
Motley Fool Australia
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China sharemarkets swings hit global markets
The Australian
China's stocks have fallen in early trade, casting doubt on the potency of Beijing's aggressive rescue efforts, while investors elsewhere in Asia appeared to shrug off concerns over Greece's debt situation. The Shanghai Composite was down 0.8 per cent ...
MarketsMarkets: Asia rebounds despite slide for China   Financial Times
China risk story just getting started, while Greece nearly over: Russell   Reuters
China stockmarket investors burnt by market turn   Sydney Morning Herald
Wall Street Journal
NDTV
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Super access delay would boost coffers
The Australian
Raising the superannuation access age to 65 could have a fiscal benefit of about $7 billion for Australia by mid-century, according to a report by the Productivity Commission. "Australia's ageing population will increase demands on the retirement ...
Raising age to access superannuation could save Government $7 billion a year ...   ABC Online
Super proposal could save billions   NEWS.com.au
Key points from superannuation report   Herald Sun
Money Management
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NAB steps up its sale of Clydesdale Bank
The Australian Financial Review
Investors in Australian banks will get a shock when they read the latest batch of documents detailing the performance and prospects for National Australia Bank's United Kingdom banking business. Those used to the local banking market with its high ...
Market volatility will test NAB's nerves in the UK   The Australian
NAB says market conditions support asset sales   Sydney Morning Herald
NAB: Clydesdale demerger top priority   Sky News Australia
Herald Sun
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Coles closes deli gap on Woolies
The Australian
Coles is closing the gap on Woolworths' dominance of the deli, new research shows. According to Roy Morgan Research, over the past five years Woolworths' share of the deli market has fallen slightly from 44.1 per cent in 2011, to 43 per cent. While it ...
Coles gains on Woolworths at the deli counter   Roy Morgan Research (press release)
Supermarket monsters can be agents of change   The Conversation AU
New supermarket players help consumers get best value   Gladstone Observer

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Lorna Jane in damage control after advertising for combined fit model and ...
9news.com.au
July 07, 2015: ACTU President Ged Kearny joins TODAY to discuss Lorna Jane's 'controversial' job ad seeking a “size small receptionist.” 9NEWS. Fit models are employed by designers to ensure consistency of sizing across their clothing items, but ...

Move. Nourish. Believe. But only if you look like this   The Daily Telegraph (blog)
Must be this thin to apply: What was Lorna Jane thinking?   Women's Agenda
Lorna Jane under fire for job ad asking for a size small receptionist   ELLE
FoxFM
The Sunshine Coast Daily
The Australian Women's Weekly
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