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Sigma chairman resigns

More changes among top management are underway at Sigma Pharmaceuticals Ltd, with the retirement of chairman John Stocker and non-executive director Doug Curlewis . The pharmaceuticals maker and distributor says Dr Stocker and Mr Curlewis will retire from the board after the
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UK lender RBS to sell French unit to GE Capital

Click to enlarge photo LONDON (AFP) - State-controlled lender Royal Bank of Scotland said on Tuesday that it will sell its French factoring division to GE Capital , the financial services wing of US giant General Electric. "The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc has
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Suncorp boss says core business is sound - Yahoo!7 Finance News

Tuesday November 24, 2009, 5:48 pm Suncorp-Metway Ltd group chief executive Patrick Snowball says the company's underlying banking business is sound, with declining bad and doubtful debt charges and healthy deposit growth. Mr Snowball on Tuesday talked up the "excellent...

Telstra reaffirms its full year guidance

Wednesday October 28, 2009, 1:49 pm Telstra Corporation Ltd has reaffirmed its full year financial guidance of low, single-digit revenue growth. Chief executive David Thodey also said his strategy would not lead to a fundamental change in Telstra's direction, but recent...

Telstra on track, no change in direction, says CEO David Thodey | Business Breaking News | News.com.au

Chief executive David Thodey also said his strategy would not lead to a fundamental change in Telstra's direction, but recent investments in technology upgrades would be used to improve customer service, expand into developing and adjacent businesses, and offer online customer...
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ConsMedia cashed up, debt free, says executive chairman John Alexander | Business Breaking News | News.com.au

Mr Alexander says CMH is an "excellent opportunity for shareholders to gain exposure to the high growth subscription television sector". "Following the divestiture of our non-core assets this year, we are cashed up, debt free and have investments in two of Australia's best media assets,"...
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Mirvac posts $1.08b loss

Property giant Mirvac Group has posted a $1.08 billion loss for the year to June but forecast an improvement in operating earnings for 2009/10.

Mirvac posts $1.08b loss

Property giant Mirvac Group has posted a $1.08 billion loss for the year to June but forecast an improvement in operating earnings for 2009/10.

QBE buys Elders' insurance business

QBE Insurance Group Ltd bought the insurance business and anequity stake in rural services provider Elders Ltd for $315 million in the biggest local purchase by Australia's largest insurer in four years.

No end in sight for AIG payback saga

Lead bidder for one of AIG's asset management units pulls out of negotiations, just the latest in a series of bumps in the road to paying back taxpayers.

Rio Tinto offloads Alcan unit for $1.2 bln

Mining giant Rio Tinto has announced the 1.2 billion US dollar sale of Alcan's American food packaging arm to US firm Bemis as it offloads assets to pay off its big debts.

Mirvac seeks to raise $1.1 b in equity

Property company Mirvac Group says it will undertake an equity raising of up to $1.1 billion to accelerate the implementation of its simplified business strategy.

Australian shares slide on bad loan, profit worries

- Australian stocks fell 2.6 percent on Tuesday, led down by banks and miners, on fresh concerns about the earnings outlook for domestic companies and a potential surge in sour loans for banks.

Australian shares slide on bad loan, profit worries

Australian stocks fell 2.6 percent on Tuesday, led down by banks and miners, on fresh concerns about the earnings outlook for domestic companies and a potential surge in sour loans for banks.

Rio's Chinese sales pitch not a home run

It all depends on the Federal Government approving the deal, but Rio Tinto and its Chinese partner Chinalco are promoting Rio's asset sale and bonds issue as a way of saving 2,000 Australian jobs and boosting the flagging economy.