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| | | ... yen, with the unit barely moving on the news Noda defeated Trade and Industry Minister Banri Kaeida in a second round of voting to effectively become Japan's sixth new Prime Minister in five years. The US dollar edged up to 76.69 yen from 76.65 in Tokyo ... |
| | | | ... lotsa lotsa greenbacks. Yes I know, I know. Everybody's still debating whether the Fed's quantitative easing worked. FOMC voting member Charles Plosser's remarks about debt ceiling could also apply to QE3. "It could be very bad. At some level we don't ... |
| | | | ... of phone hacking at News of the World. News shares were down 25 cents, by almost two per cent, at $15.23, while its non-voting stock dropped 17 cents, by more that one per cent, to $14.73. Turnover at 1202 AEST was 1.05 billion shares, worth $2 billion ... |
| | | | ... this many times before - they will deal. Because as Big Benny says not dealing would have "catastrophic" effects. FOMC voting member Charles Plosser sums it up best, "It could be very bad. At some level we don't really know what the consequences could ... |
| | | | ... 5.7 per cent, at $4.30. News Corp was another strong performer, up 65 cents, or 4.5 per cent, at $15.15, while its non-voting stock was up 55 cents, or 3.9 per cent at $14.63. Overnight, News chief executive Rupert Murdoch said he would not resign because ... |
| | | | ... resigned as chief executive of the company's UK publishing arm over the weekend, was arrested by UK authorities. The company's voting shares were down 6.91 per cent, or $1.02, at $13.75 and were the worst-performer on the S&P/ASX50. Voting shares traded ... |
| | | | ... scandal widened to US shores with an FBI probe. News shares had lost 38 cents, or 2.5 per cent, to $14.82, and its non-voting scrip was down 44 cents, or 2.98 per cent, to $14.32. Falls in the retail sector continued after David Jones' shock profit downgrade ... |
| | | | ... The media giant made up some ground after days of significant losses, up 58 cents, or 3.93 per cent, at $15.32. Its non-voting stock was up 55 cents, or 3.86 per cent, at $14.81. Mr Muller said there were some winners in the resources sector with steel ... |
| | | | ... Corporation's main stock continued their downward spiral, shedding 65 cents, or 4.08 per cent, to $15.27, while its non-voting shares also lost more than four per cent. Fat Prophets senior equity analyst Greg Fraser said the share price reaction was ... |
| | | | ... phone-hacking affair. News Corp shares were up three cents at $16.58, after falling 3.61 per cent on Thursday. News's non-voting scrip lifted five cents to $16.12. The banks all gained ground on Friday, with ANZ performing best after suffering most on ... |
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