Car jobs at risk

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Posted 151 days, 1 hour ago by durx

More car jobs are expected to be lost after a Federal Government-commissioned report on the industry recommended import tariffs be halved by 2010, ignoring the pleas of the nation's auto makers to delay the move.

Dollar firms despite rate cut talk

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Posted 152 days ago by durx

HE Australian dollar was firmer at noon as an improvement in key commodity prices helped the currency recover from a choppy morning session.

Gillard warns Telstra over pay dispute

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Posted 152 days, 4 hours ago by durx

THE Workplace Ombudsman could intervene in a pay dispute between Telstra and trade unions, the Federal Government has warned.

David Jones sales up despite tough times

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Posted 152 days, 4 hours ago by durx

UPMARKET retailer David Jones has upgraded its full year profit guidance after increasing its annual sales by 5.8 per cent.

Wages grow fastest in 11 years

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Posted 152 days, 22 hours ago by durx

Australian wages growth unexpectedly accelerated in the second quarter at the fastest pace in 11 years, underlining the central bank's concern that rising salaries may stoke inflation

CBA posts $4.7bn profit, up 7pc

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Posted 153 days, 4 hours ago by durx

COMMONWEALTH Bank has lifted its profit by 7 per cent and says volatility in financial markets i...

Markets not amusing!

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Posted 160 days, 3 hours ago by Kevin Rennie

Today's rally on global stock markets shows there is a lot of bull about this bear market.The commentators seem unable to get anything right. When they make predictions for the New Year it should be mandatory to own up to how last year's went.

Realestate.com.au forecloses on CEO

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Posted 160 days, 6 hours ago by Jon Yau

Simon Baker,who helped the original founders ofRealestate.com.au build a $480 million business as the CEO, has been given the axe.

Starbucks eats itself

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Posted 161 days, 18 hours ago by cwb88

Why Starbucks has failed its promise in the US and why it has failed completely in Australia. How large companies can open up markets for small, agile competitors and lose connection with their customers.

Melbourne Bar Guide

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Posted 167 days, 2 hours ago by simontsmall

Melbourne Bar Guide was setup to make it easy for you to find out what's going on around town. Currently providing contact details of Melbourne bars, future plans include allowing you to review bars, upload and share photographs from your nights out.

Starbucks closes 61 shops, cuts 700 jobs

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Posted 167 days, 6 hours ago by Bronwen

ALMOST 700 employees of the coffee chain Starbucks will lose their jobs on Sunday after the company yesterday announced the closure of 61 of its 84 Australian stores.

Stock Market Had Worst Half Year Since 1970

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Posted 189 days, 20 hours ago by cordieliea

A barrier range trade predicting that the FTSE 100 will not touch 5016 or 5875 in the next 16 days could return 10%...

Stocks down, Gold and Oil up - BetOnMarkets

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Posted 196 days, 21 hours ago by cordieliea

Financial markets were a sea of red numbers last week as the classic ‘Fade the Fed’ trade played out. The initial reaction to Wednesday’s US interest rate decision was neutral to positive, then the selling set in and hardly stopped....

Yet Another Tough Week

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Posted 203 days, 2 hours ago by cordieliea

It was yet another tough week for global stock markets, with the Dow Jones & S&P 500 declining 3.78% on the week and the FTSE down 3.37%. With oil rallying $4.....

Bill Gates - Loggin off!

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Posted 204 days ago by vlalwani

After dropping out from Harvard, and spending most of his day in a garage back in 1970s, multi-billionaire Bill Gates will be leaving Microsoft this week.

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