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- Result: $6 million payday for Tumblr staff
- Ford to help sacked workers
- Live export ban blamed for $46.5m loss
- Ford: what we'll miss, what we won't
- Market dives below 5000 points
- Echo shares plunge after Crown pull-out
- 600 state jobs go in company collapse
- Dollar in retreat after overnight gains
- McDonald's grilled by shareholders
- Miners Vale, Rio Tinto 'neglecting locals'
- IMF chief avoids charges in French payout scandal (AFP)
- News Corp to take charge of up to $1.4 billion this quarter (Reuters)
- US markets turn sober after Japan plunge (AFP)
- Bankia sells City National Bank for 683m euros (AFP)
- Google to bankroll, build wireless networks across Africa - WSJ (Reuters)
- Visa, Mastercard ask U.S. court to declare card fees are lawful (Reuters)
- Bausch & Lomb near $9 bn sale to Valeant: source (AFP)
- News Corp approves Murdoch split for June 28 (AFP)
- Chile slaps $16 million fine on Canada mine company (AFP)
- Google eyes emerging markets networks: report (AFP)
- Market on alert after horror week
- Jockey rides high in tech saddle
- Marais plan to rein in exec salaries
- Mining support firms look for light
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- APPEA to probe investment woe
- Freedom Foods spreads its wings
- News Corp moves closer to split
- Packer's exit puts Echo in a spin
- Big pharma firms feel the pain
- The tax secrets of big business - Sydney Morning Herald
- Sharemarket on alert after horror week - The Australian
- News Corp paper unit hit with charge - Sydney Morning Herald
- Packer card game far from clear - Sydney Morning Herald
- First-ever National Food Plan praised by NFF, criticised by Greens - The Australian
- Grim reflections: the slow death of an industry - Sydney Morning Herald
- Sacked cleaners without pay - Tasmania Mercury
- Shake-Up at Newly Joined Sino-Aussie Firm - Wall Street Journal
- Coal terminal workers walk off the job - Australian Mining
- Buckle up - dollar leaves safe haven - WA today
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They found me the role I always wanted, and now I use them exclusively for our needs.
- Top Tier Contractor
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“They searched worldwide for our harder to fill roles and filled them all except 2.”
They searched worldwide for our harder to fill roles and filled them all except 2.
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