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Quantum stakes Intrepid claim
Hong Kong private equity firm Quantum Pacific Capital says it is best placed to resolve a dispute over the ownership of a troubled $5 billion copper and gold project in Java and is negotiating to grab back as much as 80 per cent of the project on behalf of former owner Intrepid Mines.
Transfield 'sensitive' to slowdown
Shareholders in Transfield Services were bracing themselves on Monday for an earnings downgrade following downgrades by other mine services operators such as UGL, WorleyParsons and the smaller Coffey International last week.
Target's troubles lead to pain for all
The whole retail recovery story seems to have wandered perilously off script over the past quarter.
Bonded by a mutual goal
Members of the financial and political community gathered at the Australian Securities Exchange on Monday to celebrate something that should not have taken so long.
Defying the doom and gloom
Shareholders in Leighton must have been pinching themselves when the construction company reconfirmed its earnings guidance.
GPT exits Central Coast mall
GPT Group will use the $397 million raised from the sale of its half share in Erina Fair shopping centre on the NSW Central Coast to expand its office and industrial/business park investments.
Investors snap up Macquarie hybrid issue
Investors have snapped up Macquarie Group's latest hybrid share issue, prompting the bank to bulk up the size of its offer by up to half.
War is over, Leighton's boss declares
Leighton chairman Bob Humphris has moved to dispel fears that its directors remain at war with its German parent Hochtief.
Target's troubles lead to pain for all
The whole retail recovery story has wandered perilously off script over the past quarter.
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Tomaree burn off
NATIONAL Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) will carry out hazard reduction burning today in Tomaree National Park.
