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Australian stocks open lower, brace for more China turmoil
The Australian
China's renewed stockmarket troubles have pushed Australian equities lower, amid a global bourse retreat. China posted its second worst trading session ever yesterday, with the Shanghai Composite index plunging 8.5 per cent, marking its biggest one day ...
China's stock futures plunge after biggest rout in eight yearsSydney Morning Herald
China Rout Deepens, Worries Ripple Out to Other Asian MarketsWall Street Journal
China shares sink again as Beijing scrambles to calm marketsReuters
Financial Times
New York Times
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The Australian
China's renewed stockmarket troubles have pushed Australian equities lower, amid a global bourse retreat. China posted its second worst trading session ever yesterday, with the Shanghai Composite index plunging 8.5 per cent, marking its biggest one day ...
China's stock futures plunge after biggest rout in eight years
China Rout Deepens, Worries Ripple Out to Other Asian Markets
China shares sink again as Beijing scrambles to calm markets
The Australian
Myer to axe staff at 42 of 67 stores: report
9news.com.au
Myer will axe staff at 42 of its 67 shops through a voluntary redundancy program as the department store giant overhauls its operations. The company will look to reduce the number of permanent staff in favour of casual staff, The Australian and the ...
Myer to cut permanent staffThe Australian (blog)
Myer risks 'dangerous spiral' by cutting staff hours, numbersThe Australian Financial Review
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9news.com.au
Myer will axe staff at 42 of its 67 shops through a voluntary redundancy program as the department store giant overhauls its operations. The company will look to reduce the number of permanent staff in favour of casual staff, The Australian and the ...
Myer to cut permanent staff
Myer risks 'dangerous spiral' by cutting staff hours, numbers
Sydney Morning Herald
The rise and rise of TPG Telecom in one staggering chart
Sydney Morning Herald
Two years ago, TPG Telecom was valued at less than $3 billion on the stockmarket. Significant, but not substantial, and certainly not among the biggest 100 companies on the local exchange. Now, TPG's market capitalisation stands at $7.3 billion. This ...
iiNet sale to TPG approved: Four things you need to know about what could be ...SmartCompany.com.au
iiNet founder Michael Malone 'sad' but resigned to TPG takeoverBRW
iiNet shareholders approve TPG takeoverChannelLife Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald
Two years ago, TPG Telecom was valued at less than $3 billion on the stockmarket. Significant, but not substantial, and certainly not among the biggest 100 companies on the local exchange. Now, TPG's market capitalisation stands at $7.3 billion. This ...
iiNet sale to TPG approved: Four things you need to know about what could be ...
iiNet founder Michael Malone 'sad' but resigned to TPG takeover
iiNet shareholders approve TPG takeover
The Australian Financial Review
Tourism tipped to overtake coal as Australia's second-biggest export
The Australian Financial Review
Is the sun going down on coal mining? At the very least it looks set to lose its place as Australia's second biggest export. Mark Mulligan. Share on twitter. by Mark Mulligan. Forget hard hats, red earth and fly-in, fly-out drudgery. Tourism is once ...
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The Australian Financial Review
Is the sun going down on coal mining? At the very least it looks set to lose its place as Australia's second biggest export. Mark Mulligan. Share on twitter. by Mark Mulligan. Forget hard hats, red earth and fly-in, fly-out drudgery. Tourism is once ...
The Guardian
Victorian Labor 'hypocrites' for refusing to release Western Distributor toll ...
The Guardian
A map of the proposed Western Distributor, which will connect Melbourne's West Gate Freeway with CityLink. Photograph: AAP. Melissa Davey · @MelissaLDavey. Monday 27 July 2015 22.53 EDT Last modified on Monday 27 July 2015 22.54 EDT. Share on ...
Victorian Government accused of hypocrisy over Western Distributor business caseABC Online
Melb toll road details release promisedHerald Sun
Labor mulls another VIC infrastructure reamingMacroBusiness (blog)
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The Guardian
A map of the proposed Western Distributor, which will connect Melbourne's West Gate Freeway with CityLink. Photograph: AAP. Melissa Davey · @MelissaLDavey. Monday 27 July 2015 22.53 EDT Last modified on Monday 27 July 2015 22.54 EDT. Share on ...
Victorian Government accused of hypocrisy over Western Distributor business case
Melb toll road details release promised
Labor mulls another VIC infrastructure reaming
Sydney Morning Herald
Chinese Investment Corp pays $2.5b for Investa assets
Sydney Morning Herald
A major shake-up is under way in the ownership structure of the national office market following the $2.5 billion deal to sell the Investa Property Trust platform to the Chinese Investment Corp. This will see a number of iconic office blocks changing ...
Investa's $2.45 billion portfolio is small fry for China's CICThe Australian Financial Review
RPT-Morgan Stanley to sell Australian real estate unit to China's CICReuters
China's sovereign wealth fund wins Investa's office portfolioThe Fifth Estate
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Economic Times
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Sydney Morning Herald
A major shake-up is under way in the ownership structure of the national office market following the $2.5 billion deal to sell the Investa Property Trust platform to the Chinese Investment Corp. This will see a number of iconic office blocks changing ...
Investa's $2.45 billion portfolio is small fry for China's CIC
RPT-Morgan Stanley to sell Australian real estate unit to China's CIC
China's sovereign wealth fund wins Investa's office portfolio
Finance News Network
Midday: Aus shares tumble on China fears
Finance News Network
The local market headed lower on open this morning as a fear of contagion from the crash on Chinese stock markets spurs selling. At midday we were down close to 1 per cent. The big question today is how weakness on Chinese stocks could flow onto the ...
3 blue-chip stocks to protect your portfolio from falling marketsMotley Fool Australia
BHP rebound leads ASX back to blackThe Australian Financial Review
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Finance News Network
The local market headed lower on open this morning as a fear of contagion from the crash on Chinese stock markets spurs selling. At midday we were down close to 1 per cent. The big question today is how weakness on Chinese stocks could flow onto the ...
3 blue-chip stocks to protect your portfolio from falling markets
BHP rebound leads ASX back to black
The Australian Financial Review
PwC's full-year revenue rises 10pc to $1.7b on consulting, M&A
The Australian Financial Review
PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia has posted income growth of 10 per cent, to $1.7 billion, for the 12 months to June 30, 2015, on the back of strong demand for consulting, M&A advice, and employment advisory services. Chief executive Luke Sayers said ...
PwC lifts revenue by 10pcThe West Australian
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The Australian Financial Review
PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia has posted income growth of 10 per cent, to $1.7 billion, for the 12 months to June 30, 2015, on the back of strong demand for consulting, M&A advice, and employment advisory services. Chief executive Luke Sayers said ...
PwC lifts revenue by 10pc
Sydney Morning Herald
Why BHP Billiton is being hit so hard as iron ore, oil and copper prices plunge
Sydney Morning Herald
The recent slide in commodity prices has hit BHP Billiton particularly hard as investors reassess if its shares are overvalued, but an attractive dividend yield may limit further downside. BHP dropped to $24.90 briefly as the ASX opened on Tuesday, but ...
Mining stocks and progressive dividends don't make a good mixThe Australian
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Sydney Morning Herald
The recent slide in commodity prices has hit BHP Billiton particularly hard as investors reassess if its shares are overvalued, but an attractive dividend yield may limit further downside. BHP dropped to $24.90 briefly as the ASX opened on Tuesday, but ...
Mining stocks and progressive dividends don't make a good mix
Sydney Morning Herald
AMP Capital appoints Adam Tindall as managing director
Sydney Morning Herald
Wealth giant AMP has named Adam Tindall as managing director of its investment management arm, AMP Capital, following the upcoming retirement of Stephen Dunne. Mr Tindall is the current director and chief investment officer of property at AMP Capital.
Adam Tindall to head AMP CapitalThe Australian
New CEO for AMP CapitalMoney Management
New AMP Capital MD announcedProfessional Planner
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Sydney Morning Herald
Wealth giant AMP has named Adam Tindall as managing director of its investment management arm, AMP Capital, following the upcoming retirement of Stephen Dunne. Mr Tindall is the current director and chief investment officer of property at AMP Capital.
Adam Tindall to head AMP Capital
New CEO for AMP Capital
New AMP Capital MD announced
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