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- Woman 'too attractive' to work
- 'We will continue to provide support'
- Apple uses firms outside US to avoid tax
- Ex-Saab executives arrested
- Seven West appoints new CEO
- Woman 'too attractive' to work
- 'We will continue to provide support'
- Apple uses firms outside US to avoid tax
- Ex-Saab executives arrested
- Seven West appoints new CEO
- Leighton looks offshore
- Transfield shares tumble to record low
- Dollar higher as traders await Fed testimony
- Jeweller pleads guilty in KPMG case
- Stocks weaker on growth forecast
- Telecom Italia mulls mobile unit spin-off: sources (Reuters)
- France Tel to invest up to 50 million euro in Dailymotion: report (Reuters)
- Exclusive - EU says Chinese FTA possible, but wants market opening (Reuters)
- Clamp down on spending, Barnett told (The West Australian)
- EU leaders look to end Apple-style tax avoidance schemes (Reuters)
- Top Spain store chain juggles 5 bn euros debt (AFP)
- EU and U.S. not coordinating on China solar dispute (Reuters)
- EU watchdog unveils caps for bank bonuses (Reuters)
- Government plans to boost fund industry (Reuters)
- PayPal to be in all RadioShack stores starting in May (Reuters)
- KKR dumps stake in Seven
- Winner who lives and breathes TV
- Peabody to protest $72m tax, penalties
- B&B seeks to put troubles to bed
- Transfield dives on another downgrade
- Ruralco denies Elders share raid
- CBA lending 'in very good shape'
- Bendigo sparks job loss fears
- Quiksilver revamp fires up Billabong
- Boart joins hard-hit service providers
- QBE avoids tornado - Sydney Morning Herald
- KKR dumps stake in Seven - The Australian
- Budget numbers add up: Treasury - The Australian
- Port Waratah coal workers plan strike - The Australian Financial Review
- Investors shy away from owning shares directly - The Australian
- Arrium gets boost in iron ore exports - The Australian
- Ruralco denies role in Elders share raid - The Australian
- Apple CEO Tim Cook testifies at Senate hearing over tax practices ? live - The Guardian
- Power company accepts it breached consumer law - ABC Online
- Transfield dives on another downgrade - The Australian
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- Woman 'too attractive' to work
LONDON woman Laura Fernee says her good looks are a curse in the workplace and the reason she's been unemployed for two years.
- 'We will continue to provide support'
UPDATE: JULIA Gillard vows government won't abandon an Australian businessman jailed for 10 years in Dubai.
- Apple uses firms outside US to avoid tax
APPLE Inc employs a group of affiliate companies located outside the US to avoid paying billions of dollars in US income taxes.
- Ex-Saab executives arrested
THREE former executives of automaker Saab Automobile AB have been arrested on accounting fraud charges.
- Seven West appoints new CEO
TELEVISION executive Tim Worner has been appointed the chief executive of Seven West Media.
- Woman 'too attractive' to work
LONDON woman Laura Fernee says her good looks are a curse in the workplace and the reason she's been unemployed for two years.
- 'We will continue to provide support'
UPDATE: JULIA Gillard vows government won't abandon an Australian businessman jailed for 10 years in Dubai.
- Apple uses firms outside US to avoid tax
APPLE Inc employs a group of affiliate companies located outside the US to avoid paying billions of dollars in US income taxes.
- Ex-Saab executives arrested
THREE former executives of automaker Saab Automobile AB have been arrested on accounting fraud charges.
- Seven West appoints new CEO
TELEVISION executive Tim Worner has been appointed the chief executive of Seven West Media.
- Leighton looks offshore
THE nation's largest construction business has declared it will turn to Asia for growth, moving away from an "Australian-centric approach".
- Transfield shares tumble to record low
ALMOST $141m has been wiped from the value of mining engineer as cost cutting in the mining sector sent its shares to a record low.
- Dollar higher as traders await Fed testimony
THE Australian dollar is higher, despite suffering some falls on the back of profit taking during the morning.
- Jeweller pleads guilty in KPMG case
THE owner of a Los Angeles jewellery store pleaded guilty Monday for his role in an insider-trading case involving KPMG.
- Stocks weaker on growth forecast
AUSTRALIAN stocks are weaker at noon as the Reserve Bank of Australia forecasts below-average economic growth in 2013.
- Telecom Italia mulls mobile unit spin-off: sources (Reuters)
By Stefano Rebaudo and Alberto Sisto
MILAN/ROME (Reuters) - Telecom Italia is mulling spinning off its mobile unit along with its fixed-line network from the rest of the company to brin...
- France Tel to invest up to 50 million euro in Dailymotion: report (Reuters)
PARIS (Reuters) - France Telecom plans to invest between 30 and 50 million euros ($64 million) in its video-sharing website Dailymotion and begin a fresh search for a partner in the autumn, its chief ...
- Exclusive - EU says Chinese FTA possible, but wants market opening (Reuters)
By Ethan Bilby
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is willing to deepen trade ties with China but wants to see concessions from Beijing first, documents seen by Reuters on Tuesday s...
- Clamp down on spending, Barnett told (The West Australian)
One of the world's big three ratings agencies has put Colin Barnett on notice to knock the State Budget back into shape and get spending under control.
- EU leaders look to end Apple-style tax avoidance schemes (Reuters)
By Luke Baker and Mark John
BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - Growing concern in European capitals about aggressive tax avoidance by high-profile corporations such as Amazon, Google and Apple ...
- Top Spain store chain juggles 5 bn euros debt (AFP)
MADRID (AFP) - Spain's top department store chain El Corte Ingles must restructure five billion euros ($6.5 billion) of debt, the company said Tuesday, citing economic conditions as Spaniards shop less in the recession.
- EU and U.S. not coordinating on China solar dispute (Reuters)
By Daniel Bases and Doug Palmer
(Reuters)- NEW YORK/WASHINGTON - Europe and the United States both said on Tuesday they were not holding coordinated talks to negotiate an end to a trade...
- EU watchdog unveils caps for bank bonuses (Reuters)
By Huw Jones
LONDON (Reuters) - EU regulators confirmed on Tuesday that they will cap bonuses of bankers earning more than 500,000 euros a year and added other conditions to make the pa...
- Government plans to boost fund industry (Reuters)
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has launched a campaign to attract more investment fund money to the country, with plans for tax breaks, cutting red tape and marketing campaigns in Asia and the Americas.
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- PayPal to be in all RadioShack stores starting in May (Reuters)
By Alistair Barr
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - PayPal, the online payment operation owned by eBay Inc, announced a new partnership on Tuesday with RadioShack Corp that will introduce PayPal...
- KKR dumps stake in Seven
PRIVATE equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts is severing its ties with Kerry Stokes's Seven West Media.
- Winner who lives and breathes TV
TIM Worner's promotion to the head of Seven West Media is the final step in a process that began with the departure of David Leckie.
- Peabody to protest $72m tax, penalties
US coal giant Peabody Energy has been slapped with up to $22 million in fines and ordered to pay back $50m.
- B&B seeks to put troubles to bed
BABCOCK & Brown has put its main operating business up for sale.
- Transfield dives on another downgrade
TRANSFIELD Services has become another casualty of the contraction in mining.
- Ruralco denies Elders share raid
ELDERS insisted yesterday that a run on its shares was not a sign of an imminent sale of its prized rural services division.
- CBA lending 'in very good shape'
THE Commonwealth Bank has played down concerns the banks are in for a pick-up in bad debts from cyclical lows.
- Bendigo sparks job loss fears
THE Finance Sector Union has expressed concerns for jobs at Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's community bank branches.
- Quiksilver revamp fires up Billabong
BILLABONG is itching to restart its transformation after rival Quiksilver laid out a plan to dump poorly performing brands.
- Boart joins hard-hit service providers
THE mining investment slowdown has hit another service provider as Boart Longyear downgraded its earnings forecast yesterday.
- QBE avoids tornado - Sydney Morning Herald
QBE avoids tornado
Sydney Morning Herald
The catastrophic Oklahoma tornado could have a damage bill of up to $US3 billion ($3.05 billion), raising the prospect of another wave of claims for insurance companies. But locally-listed QBE, which makes about a th...
- KKR dumps stake in Seven - The Australian
Sky News Australia
KKR dumps stake in Seven
The Australian
PRIVATE equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts is severing its ties with Kerry Stokes's Seven West Media, seeking to sell its 12 per cent stake, worth about $260 million, in the media company. The ...
- Budget numbers add up: Treasury - The Australian
The Australian Financial Review
Budget numbers add up: Treasury
The Australian
TREASURY secretary Martin Parkinson has flagged serious structural challenges for the federal budget, with costs rising faster than the existing tax base can cover and a painful t...
- Port Waratah coal workers plan strike - The Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review
Port Waratah coal workers plan strike
The Australian Financial Review
Port Waratah coal workers plan strike. Five unions at Port Waratah say management is taking a hard line on issues such as the use of contractors in negotiat...
- Investors shy away from owning shares directly - The Australian
Brisbane Times
Investors shy away from owning shares directly
The Australian
AUSTRALIANS are continuing to cut back on owning shares directly and, most particularly, through managed funds, according to an Australian Securities Exchange survey out yesterday. ...
- Arrium gets boost in iron ore exports - The Australian
Arrium gets boost in iron ore exports
The Australian
ARRIUM said iron ore shipments surged 8.3 per cent in the third quarter as it continued to boost output at its Southern Iron mine in South Australia, which began producing towards the end of last year. Th...
- Ruralco denies role in Elders share raid - The Australian
Brisbane Times
Ruralco denies role in Elders share raid
The Australian
ELDERS insisted yesterday that a run on its shares by investors was not a sign of an imminent sale of its prized rural services division. An overnight doubling of its share price on Monda...
- Apple CEO Tim Cook testifies at Senate hearing over tax practices ? live - The Guardian
New York Times
Apple CEO Tim Cook testifies at Senate hearing over tax practices ? live
The Guardian
apple tim cook Apple CEO Tim Cook waits in the audience before appearing at a Senate homeland security and governmental affairs investigations subcommittee h...
- Power company accepts it breached consumer law - ABC Online
Sky News Australia
Power company accepts it breached consumer law
ABC Online
DAVID MARK: The energy company AGL has been fined more than one-and-a-half million dollars for engaging door-to-door salesmen who used lies and tricks to persuade people to change e...
- Transfield dives on another downgrade - The Australian
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Transfield dives on another downgrade
The Australian
TRANSFIELD Services has become another casualty of the contraction in mining after deteriorating conditions forced it to slash earnings guidance and axe more than 100 jobs. The news of a sec...
