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Qantas sells London via Dubai tickets

Qantas Airways is preparing for its proposed 10-year alliance with Emirates after dropping plans to seek interim authorisation from the competition regulator. While interim approval would have enab..

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Stocks to watch early on Thursday

Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange on Thursday, October 4: ANZ - ANZ BANKING GROUP - up six cents at $25.05 CBA - COMMONWEALTH BANK - up down four cents at $56.00 NAB - NATIONAL..

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Katie Lahey joins the Echo board

Casino operator Echo Entertainment has appointed former Business Council of Australia (BCA) head Katie Lahey to its board. Ms Lahey's appointment as a non-executive director follows several major d..

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Fortescue most at risk, says S&P

Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest's Fortescue Metals is the most vulnerable iron ore miner in the world to lower commodities prices, Standard and Poor's Ratings Services (S&P) says. The credit agency war..

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Stocks to watch early on Wednesday

Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange on Wednesday, October 3: ANZ - ANZ BANKING GROUP - up 20 cents at $24.99 CBA - COMMONWEALTH BANK - up 19 cents at $56.04 NAB - NATIONAL AUSTRA..

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US stocks end mixed in bumpy trade

US stocks have closed mixed after a day of bumpy trade, with the Nasdaq gaining ground while the Dow blue chips bowed to selling pressure. Hints that a rescue plan for Spain was imminent gave share..

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New York state sues JPMorgan for fraud

The state of New York has filed a suit against JPMorgan Chase and its subsidiary JPMorgan Securities over the allegedly fraudulent sales of mortgage-backed securities ahead of the US financial crisis...

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US stocks close lower on weak data

US stocks posted losses on Friday, the last trading day of the third quarter, after disappointing business activity and consumer spending reports fueled concerns about the economy. The major indice..

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Private sector credit up 0.2% in August

Australian credit grew at a snail's pace for the third month in a row in August. Total credit provided to the private sector by banks and other lenders rose by 0.2 per cent in August after rises of..

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Centro bosses paid millions

The head of the former Centro Properties Group was paid $3 million in the final five months of the shopping centre owner's operation. Centro was one of Australia's highest-profile casualties of the..

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Alesco caves in to Dulux bid

Hostile suitor DuluxGroup has forced Alesco into an 11th-hour acceptance of its takeover offer that saved shareholders from missing out on an extra 27 cents per share dividend. Building products an..

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Stocks to watch on Friday

Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange on Friday, Sept 28: ALS - ALESCO CORPORATION LTD - in trading halt, last traded at $2.00 DLX - DULUXGROUP LTD - down one cent, or 0.31 per cent, ..

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