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The Australian
The Australian | Business | Commercial Property (Primespace)
Buck stops with the board: judge
THERE were warnings of an exodus of directors from public company boards after the corporate regulator won the landmark Centro case.
Centro leaders missed obvious errors
FEDERAL court judge John Middleton has ruled that Centro's directors needed only questioning minds to spot billion-dollar mistakes.
Directors get a wake-up call
THE Federal Court has served a timely warning to directors that they are ultimately responsible for the company's financial accounts.
All directors should study Centro judgment
EVERY non-executive director in the country needs to sit down with John Middleton's judgment on the Centro Eight.
Dubai is back building again
DUBAI. You know the story. It was the world's biggest Ponzi property scheme.
Abacus, Heitman in $600m joint venture
THE listed fund manager Abacus Property Group has formed a $600 million joint venture with Chicago-based property investor Heitman.
Gandel lifts Charter Hall stake
CHARTER Hall Office REIT has confirmed Melbourne-based retail billionaire John Gandel has raised his stake in the trust to 5.15 per cent.
Westfield's Lowy set for full recovery
WESTFIELD chairman Frank Lowy is expected to make a full recovery after surgery for a bile duct stricture, the shopping mall giant said today.
Centro executives broke law, court says
CENTRO executives broke the law by signing off on reports that did not disclose billions in short-term debt, a landmark court ruling said.
Courier-Mail
The Courier Mail | Making Money
Coles v Woolies - photo finish in grocery war
THE supermarket giants are slashing prices in a cutthroat war for your shopping dollar - but which one is the cheapest?
Online scam leaves renters out of pocket
POTENTIAL renters are being warned of an online scam that could cost them thousands of dollars.
Tax sugar to combat health crisis - experts
EXPERTS in the US say sugar should be identified alongside alcohol and tobacco as a health danger, and governments should tax it.
Woman wins lawsuit over Honda hybrid
THE US owner of a Honda hybrid car has won a lawsuit against the automaker because the car didn't deliver 21km per litre as stated.
Building approvals continue to decline
ECONOMISTS expect the housing sector to remain soft for a while longer after new data showed building approvals continue to decline.
Super funds push for green investments
AUSTRALIAN super funds could shift their investments away from carbon-intensive industries under a push to more social responsibility.
Banks warned not to be greedy with rates
THE nation's big banks will infuriate customers if they fail to pass on an interest rate cut in full, Wayne Swan says.
Government dodges decision on grocery price war
THE supermarket giants have been given the green light to continue with aggressive discounting, with worse to come.
Banks prepared to face customer rate rage
SPECIALIST urges homeowners to find a better deal if lenders don't pass on rate cuts as banks try to explain how rate decisions are made.
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Daily Telegraph | Business Breaking News
Talks on Greek bailout hang in the balance
LEADERS meeting with PM Lucas Papademos to consider demands by Greece's creditors for tougher austerity measures.
Big four banks 'may cut more jobs'
AUSTRALIA'S big four banks may look to shed more jobs to counter losses in revenue, BoQ chief executive Stuart Grimshaw says.
Swan warns banks to pass on rate cut
THE nation's big banks will infuriate customers if they fail to pass on an interest rate cut in full, Treasurer Wayne Swan says.
Aussie dollar trades in tight range ahead of jobs data
THE Australian dollar eased back below 107 US cents but after trading within a tight range as the market awaited key jobs data from the US.
Stop Westpac cuts, unions urge O'Farrell
Unions say the NSW government should use its leverage as a major customer and lobby Westpac against plans to slash 560 jobs.
Panoramic in $40m bid for Magma Metals
NICKEL miner Panoramic Resources has launched a $40 million takeover bid for base metals explorer Magma Metals, sending the target's shares soaring.
Australian shares sink ahead of US data
AUSTRALIAN shares edged lower to a weaker finish as investors remained cautious ahead of the release of key US employment data.
Chinese invest $20m in Qld coal hopeful
CHINESE state-owned Beijing Guoli Energy Investment is to take a $20 million stake in Queensland-based Cuesta Coal ahead of its listing this year.
Panoramic in $40m bid for Magma Metals
SHARES in Magma Metals have skyrocketed after nickel miner Panoramic Resources launched a $40 million takeover bid for the base metals explorer.
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