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Previous Stories

What’s The Meaning Of Crown’s Extra $300m?

Dec 18 2008 - Australia

Crown has raised $300m via a fully underwritten equity placement, but is this good news?


Why Telstra Won’t Buy ConsMedia

Dec 18 2008 - Australia

With Telstra dumped from the NBN bidding process, speculation has heated up about a possible takeout of ConsMedia.


CBA’s Credibility Shot

Dec 18 2008 - Australia

Has CBA management really got a handle on the situation?


Macarthur Coal Is Melting In The Dark

Dec 17 2008 - Australia

Macarthur scored no less than four downgrades from five reporting brokers this morning.


Economic Data Now A Broken Record In Australia

Dec 17 2008 - Australia

More forward looking indicators were released today in Australia. There’s no surprise they point towards anaemic growth prospects for next year.


Has Telstra Been Too Confident For Its Own Good?

Dec 16 2008 - Australia

Telstra has been too cool for school for too long, with shareholders paying the price after the company was dropped form the National Broadband Network biding process.


Carbon Reduction And The Stock Market

Dec 16 2008 - Australia

There were some happy faces around Big Industry yesterday on the release of the CPRS white paper.


RBA Says: Do Not Disturb Until February

Dec 16 2008 - Australia

The RBA is in no hurry to further cut interest rates.


Uranium Spot Flat As Purchasing Switches To Xmas Presents

Dec 16 2008 - Commodities

With no transactions recorded, the uranium spot price is unchanged from US$54/lb leading into Christmas.


China Joins Rest Of World With Awful Data

Dec 15 2008 - International

Simply awful is probably the best way to describe the data that are being released in China these days.


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