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Stronger retail sales may slow rate cuts
A surprising rise in retail sales during November could slow the pace of Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) cuts to interest rates, an economist says.
Babcock 'in negative asset position'
Babcock and Brown Ltd <BNB.AX> securities may fall on Thursday after it warned any capital restructure would significantly dilute existing shareholders' equity.
ASX substantial shareholding notices - Jan 8
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Germany plans company financing scheme
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The $1bn black hole at heart of Satyam's finances
50 minutes ago, source: FT.com
Business hero who crashed and burned
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Satyam board hailed from heights of business and academia
1 hour and 8 minutes ago, source: FT.com
BP counts the $6bn cost of decline in oil prices
1 hour and 14 minutes ago, source: FT.com
IT sector moves to distance itself from Satyam
1 hour and 21 minutes ago, source: FT.com
NYSE Euronext moves swiftly to suspend Satyam listing
1 hour and 28 minutes ago, source: FT.com
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The $1bn black hole at heart of Satyam's finances
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Satyam's chairman admits cooking the books but the spotlight will not be on him alone
Business hero who crashed and burned
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Considered one of the pioneers of the Indian information technology boom, B Ramalinga Raju, founder of Satyam Computer Services, had been hailed...
Satyam board hailed from heights of business and academia
@FT.com
Satyam's independent directors were among the most respected and renowned in India, as they covered key political, academic and corporate roles...
BP counts the $6bn cost of decline in oil prices
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The fall in oil prices will cost BP about $6bn in pre-tax profit in the fourth quarter of the year compared with the third quarter
Jump in crude supplies drags oil price lower
Oil prices plunged back below $50 a barrel on Wednesday, dragging other commodities lower, after the US government reported a hefty increase in...
IT sector moves to distance itself from Satyam
@FT.com
India's information technology outsourcing sector on Wednesday moved quickly to distance itself from the Satyam scandal, saying it was 'a stand-alone...
NYSE Euronext moves swiftly to suspend Satyam listing
@FT.com
With the revelation of massive fraud at Satyam, NYSE Euronext on Wednesday suspended Satyam's listing in Amsterdam and in New York
Leaders must act together to solve the crisis
Fragmented responses could yield to policies that run the risk of accelerating rather than ameliorating the crisis, writes Kevin Rudd
$1bn fraud at India IT group
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B Ramalinga Raju, chairman and chief executive of India's Satyam Computer Services, stepped down after confessing to fixing the company's books...
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