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| | | ... adviser and global economist David Hale is due to speak in Melbourne. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) bid to prevent Metcash Ltd's $215 million takeover of Franklins continues in the Federal Court. On Friday, the Australian ... |
| | | | ... Washington H Soul Pattison were due to release first half earnings. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) bid to prevent Metcash Ltd's $215 million takeover of Franklins continues in the Federal Court. Village Roadshow Ltd was listed ... |
| | | | ... companies news, David Jones Ltd was due to release first half results. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) bid to prevent Metcash Ltd's $215 million takeover of Franklins continues in the Federal Court. Austar United Communications ... |
| | | | ... companies news, New Hope Corporation was due to release first half results. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) bid to prevent Metcash Ltd's $215 million takeover of Franklins continues in the Federal Court. In further court action ... |
| | | | ... international merchandise imports data for February. In companies news, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) bid to prevent Metcash Ltd's $215 million takeover of Franklins continues in the Federal Court. The public examination ... |
| | | | ... the Federal Court in Sydney, the case continues between Metcash Ltd and the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission (ACCC) over Metcash's attempt to take over Franklins supermarkets. On Monday, Australian shares closed at a 14-week low as fears ... |
| | | | ... sector is massively cashed up and have ridiculously strong balance sheets," he said. Stammer concedes that the regulator, ACCC, will make it very difficult for large corporate M&A to go through but takeovers could come from offshore where companies would ... |
| | | | ... fastest-growing platform on the market last year, with its superannuation business up 400 per cent in 2009. The competition regulator ACCC cited North as one of its key concerns when it blocked NAB's bid to buy AXA Asia Pacific. Michael Clancy, executive ... |
| | | | ... - setting the stage for a volatile debate next year over whether the deal is in the national interest. Approval from the ACCC was not expected to be a major stumbling block for the deal, given that the ASX effectively has a local monopoly, and competition ... |
| | | | ... New Zealand businesses at more than $4 billion and the Asian business at more than $10 billion. AMP has already received ACCC approval for a takeover of AXA APH after its original bid for the company back in November '09 was given the green light by ... |
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