AAP Centrebet International Ltd says it is "facilitating discussions" with organisations which have expressed interest in taking over the punting company. Centrebet said on Tuesday that it had received indicative, non-bonding and conditional proposals from a number of

Centrebet said on Tuesday that it had received indicative, non-bonding and conditional proposals from a number of companies. Centrebet, which has previously disclosed that it was considering consolidation opportunities, either as an acquirer or as a target, described the proposals as

Telstra Corporation says it is very concerned about the federal government's draft legislation that would govern the operation of the National Broadband Network. In a letter to shareholders today, the telco said the draft legislation had for the first time raised the prospect of the NBN Co

Unfortunately for Knox, the days of dreaming are over. While he may hope one day to preside over a liquefied natural gas venture in Queensland with five processing units producing 20 million tonnes a year, the next step is to tell his investors how much the first stage will cost. Santos has

AXA APH looks all but set to be broken up after its board recently endorsed a $14 billion bid from National Australia Bank, which is looking to on-sell the wealth manager's Asian businesses to France's AXA SA for $9.6 billion. In December NAB trumped an offer from AMP in a deal that valued the

The group has also indicated it is interested in buying Sydney's Lane Cove Tunnel. Chief executive Chris Lynch said a recent internal review of Transurban's financial model, and a separate review by company adviser Lazard, again valued Transurban "significantly higher" than the

AAP Net profit was $679.2 million for the 12 months to December 31 compared with a loss of $278.7 million the year before, Melbourne-based AXA APH said on Wednesday. Operating earnings, AXA APH's preferred measure because it removes unrealised asset fluctuations, was steady at $554

AXA Asia Pacific Holdings Ltd (AXA APH) has recovered to a full-year profit as the wealth manager and life insurer benefited from the recovery in equity markets. Operating earnings, AXA APH's preferred measure because it removes unrealised asset fluctuations, was steady at $554

Net profit was $679.2 million for the 12 months to December 31 compared with a loss of $278.7 million the year before, Melbourne-based AXA APH said on Wednesday. Operating earnings, AXA APH's preferred measure because it removes unrealised asset fluctuations, was steady at $554