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| | ... two million people who've been hit by this unfair surcharge over a long period of time," said Treasurer Wayne Swan on Saturday. "I don't think that the industry can keep demanding increase after increase and not look at their own cost structures a little ... |
| | | ... cent as well while retail spending is yet to slow down in any meaningful way. The Canberra Times reported the story on Saturday, saying that almost all the Surplus is expected to be channelled into the new fund. Speculation about the BAF began when Prime ... |
| | | ... - Australians vote tomorrow on the next federal government - has had little impact on the market. "If Howard wins on Saturday... I think the market might get a bit of a jolt upwards." "If Rudd wins I don't think there will be much difference, I think ... |
| | | ... the Dutch-owned ING Group to move to outright ownership of the ING Australia joint venture, the Herald Sun reported on Saturday. ING, however, has refused to enter negotiations. A fresh attempt by ANZ is likely to close a deal. If not, the AMP option ... |
| | | ... Wesfarmers have been halted, while the two carry out takeover talks concering Australia's second largest retailer. On Saturday, Wesfarmers raised its offer for Coles to $20.8 billion, in what would be the largest takeover in Australian corporate history. ... |
| | | ... month, and due to a weaker yen. The Nikkei closed up 23.71 on Friday at 17,287.65. For fiscal 2006/07, which ends on Saturday, the index is up 1.34 per cent. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips fell 0.1 per cent on Friday, a day after rallying to one-month ... |
| | | ... $US48.66, after reaching a three-month high at $US48.90 earlier in the session. The world's biggest retailer estimated on Saturday that January sales rose a stronger-than-expected 2.2 per cent at its US stores open at least a year. LONDON - Britain's ... |
| | | ... be updated during the week. US November non-farm payrolls and the unemployment rate will be released on Friday night (Saturday morning Australia time) and therefore, its impact would only be reflected in domestic trading next week. |
| | | ... the coalition control the numbers in the Senate. Mr Howard had a low-key day yesterday after his emphatic victory on Saturday night, returning the Liberal-National Party coalition with an increased majority. While numbers in the upper house will take ... |
| | | ... coupled with firmer oil and base metal prices, as well as some cyclical stock buying ahead of the federal election on Saturday, combine to create a positive sentiment for the local bourse. The December share price index - a key measure of trading for ... |
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