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| | | ... last year, Petroulias was accused of ensuring favourable rulings for tax minimisation schemes promoted by his private company while rival schemes were rejected. He then allegedly pocketed a third of the purchase price for each plan sold, with payments ... |
| | | | ... eligible shareholders will be able to tender any number of their shares at specified prices between $4.20 and $5.40. "The Company is targeting to purchase between $800 million and $1,000 million of its own shares through an off-market tender process," ... |
| | | | AMP has welcomed the Federal Court decision in relation to the sale of Stanbroke Pastoral Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of AMP Life Ltd. Australian Agricultural Co (AACo) had sought an injunction restraining AMP Life from selling, disposing or ... |
| | | | ... in the Australian Stock Exchange Ltd rallied today, after two broking firms pointed to rosy earnings prospects for the company. The shares - which have gained nearly 40 per cent since mid-March - jumped 33 cents or nearly three per cent to $14.28, after ... |
| | | | ... similar to "no surcharge" rules applying to "purchasing" cards. These cards are typically issued by companies, such an oil company like Caltex or Shell, for use in locations bearing their brand. Although cards issued outside the designated schemes are ... |
| | | | ... a smartcard, providing high levels of security for sensitive areas. Biometrics chairman Ray Badnall recently said the company's Biometric access control solution, which has a patent pending, could have prevented the recent thefts of sensitive information ... |
| | | | ... the nature, scope and timing of its capital management plans," Foster's chief financial officer Pete Scott said. "As the company has previously stated, it is our preference to deploy funds to acquisition activity if a strategically aligned, financially ... |
| | | | ... there were many uncertainties associated with its UK operations. He said there were two likely outcomes for the stock: a company takeover which would boost the shares, or a capital raising which could cause them to fall. "There was certainly an element ... |
| | | | ... is the Australian Tax Office and Treasury made very poor forecasts of expected revenue," he said. He said the rise in company taxes wasn't a sign the economy had outperformed expectations. "The economy is not really stronger than expected, overall growth ... |
| | | | ... with bondholders required to nominate their intention in relation to conversion or redemption by 0700 AEST today. "The company expects to receive further information on the conversion status of the bonds from the London-based trustee during the course ... |
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