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Opposition Blames Carbon Tax for Closure of Hunter Valley Smelter
Although operators of the soon-to-be shuttered smelter plant in Hunter Valley cited the high Australian dollar and weak prices in the international market for aluminium as the short-term reasons why it would close its Kurri Kurri facility, the Opposition seized the closure of the plant to blame again the carbon tax for the economic woes of companies in Australia.
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NAB Blames Battle for Deposits for High Mortgage Interest Rates
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What's Next for Qantas?
The Qantas Monday announcement of the closure of the air carrier's Tullamarine Airport maintenance facility was just the tip of the iceberg. On Wednesday, Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce made an even bigger announcement of more revamps in the company.
Yahoo! Exec. Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday charged a former executive at Yahoo! Inc. and a former mutual fund manager at a subsidiary of Ameriprise Financial Inc. with insider trading on confidential information about a search engine partnership between Yahoo and Microsoft Corporation.
Motorola Now a Google Unit: What's Next for Android?
The corporate marriage between search giant and Android developer Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) and former mobile phone leader Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. (NYSE: MMI) closed is now official.
Coalition Dismisses Reports: No Tax Revisions for Global Tech Firms in Australia
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New Study Points to Apple as World’s Most Valuable Brand
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BofA Analysis: David Jones a Good Buy
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Qantas Confirms Loss of 500 Jobs
Qantas confirmed on Monday that it will shutter is maintenance hub in Melbourne, which meant engineering jobs would be lost.
Coal Unions Reject 15% Pay Hike Offer of BHP; 4,000 Miners to Join Thursday Strike
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Facebook Founder Zuckerberg Weds After IPO: Good or Bad Move?
The news of Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg getting married with his long-time girlfriend, Priscilla Chan is all over the news. Aside from the fact that Zuckerberg got married, the timing is also controversial as Mark Zuckerberg wed after Facebook's IPO.
Qantas Airlines Denies Credit Card Scam
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Gets Hitched [PHOTOS]
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Car Makers Concerned as China Sales Slow
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Volkswagen Polo R: ‘Extremely Sporty’ Model Coming 2013
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Aussie Chevrolet SS Excites US Media
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Qantas Shutters Maintenance Hub at Tullamarine, Sheds 400 Jobs
The nightmare of Qantas' aircraft maintenance engineers is about to happen as the flag carrier announces likely on Monday the closure of its maintenance bay at Tullamarine Airport. The shutter would lead to the axing of more than 400 jobs.
Apple to Release iPhone 5 with 4-inch Screen: Plans to Compete with Samsung Galaxy S III
A new report shows that Apple has plans to release a 4-inch screen iPhone 5 in order to compete with the latest smartphone from Samsung which is Samsung Galaxy S III.
More Musical Chairs in Australia’s Retail Industry
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Exxon, Santos Foresee Australia Becoming Top Global Exporter of LNG
Two major players in the oil and gas exploration industry agree that Australia would be the largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by the end of the decade.
Albanese, Sydney Airport Clash Over Plane Delays
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Government Fines 2 Aussie Cattle Exporters for Using Substandard Indonesia Abattoirs
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Android in Australia: Ready to Overtake Apple's iPhone?
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Aussie Milk Farmers Told to Brace for 10-15% Drop in Milk Prices Due to Global Supply Glut
There is too much milk supply available globally that Dairy Australia warned Aussie farmers to expect a 10 per cent to 15 per cent drop in milk prices in 2013.
Samsung Galaxy S III Released Early in London
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Macquarie Consortium Buys E.ON Gas Grid for $4.1 Billion
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Gartner Crowns Samsung as Number 1 Smartphone Maker
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Apple to Roll Out Major Overhauls on New iPhone
Apple will issue a new iPhone version later this year and based on reports that emerged, the hit gadget will come with a bigger screen, ditching the standard screen size that the smartphone has been carrying since its 2007 market debut.
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