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Institutions expected to back Pacific Brands bookbuild

AAP  |  MONDAY, 29 MAR 2004
The $1.3 billion float of Pacific Brands is expected to be heavily backed by institutions when they get a chance to bid todayfor shares in the maker of some of Australia's most iconic labels. A three-day institutional bookbuild begins for shares in ...

Pineapple executive pleads guilty to ASIC charges

The executive chairman of Sunshine Coast tourist icon The Big Pineapple has pleaded guilty to three counts of managing a corporation while disqualified, following an Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) investigation. In 1998, ASIC ...

Simon Crean hails ALP as the 'Party of the Superannuants' at talk today

The Australian Labor Party (ALP) leader Simon Crean emphasised the importance of superannuation to his party's core value system during the unveiling of the second leg of the ALP's retirement incomes policy labelled 'Superannuation: A Safer System' ...

AMP details $1.2 billion rights issue as part of demerger

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 10 OCT 2003
Troubled financial services group AMP Ltd is to undertake a $1.2 billion rights offer to redeem its reset preferred securities as part of its planned demerger. AMP also said it is injecting a further net $84 million into its United Kingdom operations. ...

Westpac warns customers about hoax site

Westpac Banking Corporation is warning customers to ignore emails asking for confidential information, after it found a "ghost" internet banking website offshore. Westpac said the overseas website had already been shut down but it was possible some ...

Morning market wrap: Accounting ghosts come back to haunt Nasdaq

News that the US Securities and Exchange Commission was investigating the accounting practices of IBM, the world's largest computer company, brought the recent run-up on the tech-heavy Nasdaq to a shuddering halt. With the Enron and Worldcom accounting ...

Afternoon market wrap: AMP falls below $5.00

AMP lost $0.11 to finish beneath the psychologically important barrier of $4.99, helping to drag the All Ordinaries index as a whole down by 14.20 points. The troubled Australian corporate icon has failed to convince investors that it is on the road ...