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| | | The Australian Stock Exchange today refused to confirm reports it was lobbying for an index that included News Corp shares once it shifts its base to the United States. Index operator Standard & Poor's has indicated it might not be able to include Rupert ... |
| | | | ... indices, one including News Corp and the other excluding, allowing it to be added to the United States S&P 500. The newspaper said it understood that the head of S&P's global index committee, David Blitzer, thought the plan was overly complex and would ... |
| | | | ... property sector. The review is expected to reduce the short-term tax deductions claimed against plant and buildings, the newspaper said. The tax office is already targeting depreciation and capital allowances for residential investments, a measure that ... |
| | | | ... small business telco provider Commander Communications, according to a report in The Australian Financial Review. The newspaper said Optus was negotiating the $250 million acquisition as the sector was undergoing rationalisation as the major telcos vied ... |
| | | | ... talks? Are they not? Apparently they are. A fortnight ago Liberty Media's John Malone told the UK's Financial Times newspaper he was in "fairly active" talks with Rupert Murdoch about buying some of News Corp's media businesses. Mr Malone, a major shareholder ... |
| | | | Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has pumped up its full-year forecast after a surge in DVD sales and strong results from newspaper and TV operations lifted the media conglomerate's third quarter profit 30%. Murdoch, News Corp's chairman, said an increased ... |
| | | | ... commonwealth public service has blown out by more than $1 billion under the Howard government, it was claimed today. Newspaper reports claimed the total annual wage bill for the sector was almost $1 billion higher now that it was when the government ... |
| | | | ... newspapers fell for the first time in four months, a jobs series showed. The ANZ job advertisements report for April showed newspaper job ads fell by 0.7%, seasonally adjusted, to an average of 22,038 a week, following three consecutive monthly increases. ... |
| | | | ... cuts, according to a new poll. Tax cuts are expected to be the centrepiece of the May Federal Budget. But the Sun-Herald newspaper reported today that the poll, conducted by Roy Morgan for the National Welfare Rights Network, showed almost 90% of people ... |
| | | | ... speculation the group was thinking of selling its United Kingdom and Irish operations. In an interview with a UK-based newspaper, Stewart said he had no plans to sell-off NAB's three UK banks - Clydesdale, Yorkshire, and Belfast-based Northern - and ... |
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