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Flight Centre Has Another Upgrade
For about the third time so far this financial year travel group, Flight Centre has upgraded its fiscal 2010 guidance, and the shares take-off.
Read MoreThorn Earns More From Rentals
Thorn Group, which owns Radio Rentals, says it lifted earnings in the year to March as Australian rented more appliances.
Read MoreSigma Reveals Suitor
Africa’s biggest generics drugs group has been revealed as the bidder for the struggling local group, Sigma Pharmaceuticals.
Read MoreTransurban Defends Bid Rejection
Transurban Group has strongly defended the rejection of the takeover bids from three shareholders a fortnight ago.
Read MoreWoolies Hardware Group Buys Gunns’ Businesses
Woolworths has added more stores to its emerging hardware chain by agreeing to pay $40 million to acquire the small group of five hardware stores owned by the struggling Gunns timber and forestry group.
Read MoreThai Growth Forecast Cut
Now that Thailand is slowly getting back to something approaching civility, there’s time for an accounting.
Read MoreHealthcare Sector Shaken
Australia’s healthcare sector was hit hard last week with two major earnings downgrades, and possible takeovers for two other struggling groups.
Read MoreDIARY: Australian Capex, US Housing, Trembling Markets
In Australia, the focus in the economy will be on the start of the lead up to the first quarter growth figures to be released midway through next week.
Read MoreMarkets 2: How They Finished
So how did the markets finish up after last week’s monstering by fear?
Read MoreMarkets 1: A Miserable Week….This Week?
Stockmarkets bounced in late trading Friday, holding out the hope for a better start this week.
Read MoreCommodities: Down, Down, Steady?
Commodity prices stabilised on Friday after the worst week for over a year.
Read MoreInvestors Flee To The US
Given the rising level of financial stress and uncertainty coming from Europe (and to a lesser extent China) in recent weeks, it probably comes as no real surprise that big global and regional investors have gone right off both areas as investment destinations.
Read MoreMarkets Still Shaking, Tumbling
Blame Germany and the stumbling Chancellor, Angela Merkel, who looks increasingly out of her depth in running the world’s 4th biggest economy, and more importantly, the biggest economy in the world’s biggest economic region, Europe.
Read MoreAsia Still Growing
It’s not only Australia that has tied its economic fortunes to China.
Read MoreNZ Budget Cuts Taxes, Lifts Taxes
A curious mixture of give and take and rising debt in the 2010-11 New Zealand budget.
Read MoreFlash Crash Drop Still Unexplained
The first serious report on the May 6 ‘Flash Crash’ on Wall Street hasn’t produced a ‘smoking gun’ as many investors hope, instead it has listed what is thought didn’t happen, and a list of factors that probably helped create the brief crash.
Read MoreRetail 1: Clive Peeters Files For Help
Troubled Melbourne-based whitegoods retailer, Clive Peeters, has been placed into administration.
Read MoreRetail 2: David Jones Down, But Not Out
David Jones was the latest to feel the slowdown in retailing in the three month period to April 24.
Read MoreEconomy: Confidence Down, Wages Down, Imports Soft
Consumer sentiment dropped in May for the second month in a row and by the biggest amount since October 2008 when the credit crunch and recession were intensifying.
Read MoreCampbell Back On The Takeover Trail
Brisbane-based laboratory services and chemicals group, Campbell Brothers, is back on the takeover trail in its preferred area, analytics.
Read MoreStockland Sees No Change In Earnings Guidance
Home lending may be slowing, but Stockland says it’s on track to sell a record number of homes in the June 30, 2010 financial year, and it remains confident of meeting earnings guidance.
Read MorePeabody Leaves After Macarthur Says No
Opposition from a major shareholder has sunk the revised bid for Macarthur Coal from US giant, Peabody Energy Corporation.
Read MoreRate Rise Off
A fortnight is a long time these days in economics and monetary policy when the euro is wobbling and Europe’s salvation seems to be doubted by investors around the world.
Read MoreAXA Bid Situation Still Unclear
Shareholders in takeover target AXA Asia Pacific could be excused for feeling a little confused after yesterday’s annual meeting in Melbourne.
Read MoreBradken Expands Into Canada, Lifts Guidance
Metal basher and rail products maker, Bradken Ltd, has revealed an acquisition in Canada, lifted 2010 guidance and a $50 million share placement.
Read MoreTransurban Down As One Canadian Shareholder Quits
As expected, securities in toll road group, Transurban fell sharply yesterday after a big shareholder, Ontario Teachers Pension Plan Board solid its 13% stake.
Read MoreElders Up As Loss Improves, Cashflow Rises
It is significant that in yesterday’s very weak market, investors found time to read and appreciate the signs that the embattled Elders seems to be making its way out of the mire.
Read MoreLeighton Down On Recast Revenue Figures Because Of $A Strength
Investors were scared, fearful and jumping at shadows yesterday in many sectors.
Read MoreMyer Down On Flat Sales Report
Shares in department store chain, Myer, took a pounding yesterday, hitting a new all time low after it unveiled what was seen as a lacklustre sales update.
Read MoreBHP Tells Shareholders The Tax Has To Change
BHP Billiton, the world’s largest miner, said yesterday the federal government’s proposed resources super profits tax must apply only to new investments and any tax reform should not disadvantage the resources industry relative to other industries.
Read MoreAustralian Market Corrects
Hopefully the big falls on our market may ease today after wall Street came back from a 184 point loss to close up 5.7 points.
Read MoreDIARY: Euro, Minutes, US Retail, Australian Wages
A quieter week ahead, but the continuing doubts about Europe and the euro will be more than enough to hold our attention.
Read MoreThai Violence Hasn’t Hurt Economy, Yet
As the deaths and fighting continue in Bangkok, how long will it before the country’s economy buckles under the pain?
Read MoreMarkets: Fear Factor Won’t Go Away
Markets last week went up, down, sideways and down, or was that up, down up, down. It was certainly a very confusing week.
Read MoreMarkets: Oil Weak Despite Solid US Economic News
Despite solid figures on the US economy last week, oil took a pounding as investors abandoned the commodity and sought safety.
Read MoreMarkets: Gold Strong
Gold might have paused on Friday, but that was understandable given some of the wild stories doing the rounds during the week.
Read MoreEurope: Saved, Or Reprieved?
So has Europe been saved, or is it a reprieve for a replay in the next couple of years.
Read MoreTransurban Completes Issue
Transurban shares fell yesterday when they relisted after the controversial share issue to help fund the Lane Cove Tunnel purchase, but they then recovered much of the ground lost in early trading.
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