RBA downgrades Australian growth forecasts, more rate cuts likely
THE Reserve Bank of Australia dramatically downgraded its growth forecasts for the Australian economy, sparking the prospect that more interest rate cuts could be or...
Westpac cuts standard variable rate by 37 basis points
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IBM New Enterprise Software Offers Social, Mobile Integration
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U.S. stock futures up ahead of results, dat
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Oil hovers above $105 ahead of key US jobs figures
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Coles dents WOW factor as sales trump Woolworths result
SUPERMARKET major Coles continued to outperform larger rival Woolworths in terms of sales from existing stores during the third quarter of the financial year, extend...
ABS inflation data builds case for RBA rate cut next week
AUSTRALIA'S inflation rate has plummeted, almost guaranteeing an interest rate cut next week. Australia’s headline inflation rate for the year to March is now 1.6 pe...
Australian final PPI falls in Q1 on Q4, adds to case for May rate cut
WHOLESALE prices slid in the first three months of 2012, increasing the likelihood inflation will remain in check and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will cut in...
Biota to merge with Nabi and list on Nasdaq for better capital access
AUSTRALIAN drug development company Biota Holdings, which makes the flu drug Relenza, plans to merge with US-based Nabi Biopharmaceuticals to form a combined company...
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