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| | | ... miners' small sacrifice, we get lower tax rates for small businesses, around A$6 billion in infrastructure spending -- roads, rail and ports - and more money to retire on (increased compulsory superannuation from 9% to 12% by 2020). But these super profits ... |
| | | | ... was 18.5 cents lower at $30.085, while Kingsgate Consolidated had risen 12 cents to $6.70. Making news on Friday, port and rail operator Asciano said negotiations with the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) on a new enterprise agreement had broken down. ... |
| | | | ... or more than four per cent, at $2.85. Murchison Metals has agreed to sell its 50 per cent interest in the Oakajee Port and Rail project and Hills iron ore mine to joint venture partner Mitsubishi for $325 million. Murchison shares were up 14.5 cents ... |
| | | | ... was off 11 cents at $3.04 after it estimated that claims from floods in Thailand will cost at least $50 million. Ports and rail operator Asciano slipped three cents to $1.46 after it said it had performed well in uncertain economic conditions but warned ... |
| | | | SYDNEY, Nov 2 AAP - The Australian dollar is sharply lower as news of a Greek referendum to decide whether to accept a second Eurozone bailout package sent jitters through markets. At 0700 AEDT on Wednesday, the Australian dollar was trading at 103.25 ... |
| | | | ... THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE ON FRIDAY SEPT 16 AIO - ASCIANO LTD - up eight cents, or 5.6 per cent, at $1.515 Ports and rail operator Asciano says positive cash flow and a strong balance sheet mean it can now take advantage of emerging business opportunities ... |
| | | | ... also weak, as Monday is a Labor day public holiday in the United States, he said. Making news on Monday, Australia's largest rail freight operator QR National rose two cents to $3.28 after it struck a deal with eight coal companies to build a $900 million ... |
| | | | ... at 2,703.03 following an almost three per cent dive in the previous session on the back of the weekend's fatal high-speed rail crash in China. However, Mumbai fell 1.29 per cent after the Indian central bank announced a surprise 50 basis points rise ... |
| | | | ... worst single-day percentage fall since January 17, after a high-speed train crash in which dozens died led to a sell-off in rail firms. In other markets, Singapore closed 0.36 per cent lower, Taipei fell 0.93 per cent, Bangkok rose 0.58 per cent, Manila ... |
| | | | ... next four years, $NZ6.5 billion ($A5.02 billion) on roads and about $NZ1.5 billion ($A1.16 billion) each on broadband and rail, in addition to the $NZ5.5 billion ($A4.25 billion) set aside to rebuild Canterbury. |
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