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Market slips across the board
AUSTRALIA'S share market suffered broad-based falls today, as investors offloaded risk ahead of the weekend.
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iiNet to buy AAPT consumer division
iiNet has agreed to buy the AAPT consumer division from Telecom Corporation of New Zealand for $60 million.
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AWB and GrainCorp to merge
UPDATE 11.28am: GRAINCORP and AWB will merge to create one of Australia's largest diversified agribusinesses.
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ERA's profit nosedives
ENERGY Resources of Australia's first-half profit plunges as higher maintenance costs and a stronger dollar take a toll.
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Anger at big players
ANGER has erupted among Australia's miners with smaller players accusing the key lobby group of abandoning their cause.
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Ad guru Mitchell accepts takeover
AUSTRALIA'S biggest media buyer Harold Mitchell has finally succumbed to temptation and agreed to sell the family company.
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ASIC stands tough
STOCKBROKERS have failed to water down key rules under which the market regulator will discipline traders for illicit or unethical trading.
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Centro confidence rises on restructure
CENTRO Properties Group shares rose after it announced it would refinance the debt of its US business as the restructure of the company continued.
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Chinalco buys Rio mine in Africa
A STATE-owned Chinese company is buying a stake in a Rio Tinto iron mine in Guinea in West Africa for $1.5 billion in the latest of a global wave of Chinese resource investments.
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Ladbrokes in three-horse gaming race
ENGLISH bookmaking giant Ladbrokes has joined Tabcorp and Tatts as finalists for Victoria's multi-billion dollar sports betting licence.
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