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Bonsoy soy milk to return in shelves after reformulation

Spiral Foods Pty Ltd., which manufactures Bonsoy soy milk, confirmed on Wednesday that the controversial soy product, which was banned from store shelves last December 24 after it was linked to a series of thyroid problems, will be sold again the market after undergoing reformulation.

Fortescue loses court battle against Zodiac

Australian-based Fortescue Metals Group will be subjected to pay millions in compensation to shipping contractor Zodiac Maritime after losing a court trial in the United Kingdom.
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BHP Billiton preferred for coal terminal development

The Government of Queensland favors Broken Hill Proprietary (BHP) Billiton as the sole developer of the new terminal at Abbot Point to increase support from its booming coal fields.
Admin System Apr 28, 2010

Qantas sells its freight businesses

Qantas Airlines is considering to sell half-stakes of its poorest performing freight enterprises to Australia post.
Admin System Apr 28, 2010

Telstra considers job terminations

Telstra is yet to decide whether to push for job cuts after the union alleged that the telco will terminate 900 of its workers.
Admin System Apr 28, 2010

Court sentences corporate exec to seven years imprisonment

The District Court of New South Wales on Tuesday sentenced 32-year-old former corporate executive Oliver Banovec, of Bellevue Hill, Sydney, NSW, after he was found guilty of five counts of fraud and one count of perjury. The court also said that Banovec would not be eligible for parole for a period of four years and nine months during his imprisonment.
Komfie Manalo Apr 27, 2010

Government urged to release more details on NBN

Opposition senators have called on the federal government to release the $25 million study on the $43 billion National Broadband Network (NBN), which has been touted by the government as Australia’s largest infrastructure undertaking to date.
Erik Pineda Apr 27, 2010

BOQ to acquire CIT ANZ

The Bank of Queensland is set to acquire the Australian and New Zealand businesses of New York-based Commercial Investment Trust (CIT) Group, well known for its lending services to small and medium-sized businesses.
Admin System Apr 27, 2010

Analysts say ConsMedia is taking steps to privatisation

Consolidated Media Holdings Ltd (ConsMedia) has announced Friday that it is asking its shareholders to use $225 million in its plan to buy back 11.88 percent of the company’s 620.71 million shares on issue, which analysts said are indications that the media company is on road to become private anew.
Erik Pineda Apr 26, 2010

Qantas prolongs European flights for weeks

Several passengers of Qantas may be forced to delay their flights once again as the airlines will continue to delay its flight schedules for the coming weeks.
Admin System Apr 26, 2010

Seven Network awaits decision for WesTrac partnership

A decision on Seven Network's $13 billion partnership with Kerry Stoke's privately owned industrial equipment business WesTrac Holdings will be revealed on Tuesday next week, according to the Federal Court.
Admin System Apr 23, 2010

Woodside's production dipped at 7 pc

Woodside Petroleum today posted a seven per cent loss in production during the first quarter of 2010, despite a record in the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) production from the North West Shelf.
Admin System Apr 23, 2010

Iluka Resources touts increased mineral demands for 2010

Iluka Resources Ltd has reported that demands for high value mineral sands, such as zircon and rutile, increased on key markets in the first quarter of the year following restrained output during the global financial crisis.
Erik Pineda Apr 22, 2010

Rio Tinto Alcan investigated over mineral spill

Rio Tinto Alcan will be investigated by the Northern Territory Government over an industrial spill on one of its alumina mine and refinery on east Arnhem Land coast.
Admin System Apr 22, 2010

Telstra plans to hike competitions’ access charges

Telstra has announced plans to impose an additional 20 cents charge on competitors accessing the company’s copper network, and raising the possibility that consumers will soon foot much higher internet and phone bills.
Erik Pineda Apr 22, 2010

Caltex reports sales surge but remains cautious on outlook

Caltex Australia Ltd has released on Thursday its unaudited first quarter profit which showed sales spikes of up to 33 percent or $130 million on a replacement cost of sales operating profit (RCOP) basis, as the oil company cautioned that its short term outlook is largely tentative at this stage.
Erik Pineda Apr 22, 2010

Government set to effect new measures for mining safety

The State Mining Engineer has announced that the government is poised to collect millions via a safety regulation tax as the Department of Mines and Petroleum is set to impose fresh steps that will secure the safety performance of the resource industry.
Erik Pineda Apr 22, 2010

Drug maker Sigma faces $200m in damages from shareholders

Drug manufacturer and distributor Sigma Pharmaceuticals Ltd stands to face an estimated $200 million in damage claims from shareholders over its yearly loss and allegations of violation of continuous disclosure obligations.
Komfie Manalo Apr 22, 2010

IronClad Mining reveals joint venture with Chinese firm

A joint venture with China is in the offing for South Australia as Adelaide-based IronClad Mining Ltd has announced Wednesday that MCCM Capital Management Co Ltd is set to buy the mining firm’s stakes offering that could reach up to 4.4 million shares.
Erik Pineda Apr 22, 2010

BHP Billiton dodges new controversy

Australian mining giant BHP Billiton is trying to dodge from the backlash the befell world's largest investment bank Goldman Sachs after it was revealed that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was investigating the firm over alleged violations of anti-corruption laws.
Komfie Manalo Apr 22, 2010

ERA upbeat on stronger uranium market

The Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) has expressed optimism that the uranium market is bound for a more robust status over the long haul, as ERA chairman David Klingner is confident that nuclear power will remain as the forefront option for global energy solution.
Erik Pineda Apr 21, 2010

CSR denies Sucrogen deal from a Japanese group

CSR, a sugar and building materials producer, refuted media reports on Wednesday regarding an approach from a Japanese group for an acquisition of its Sucrogen.
Admin System Apr 21, 2010

Peabody starts due diligence on Macarthur

There is much anticipation for US-based Peabody Energy as it starts its due diligence today on its $4.1 billion takeover bid for Macarthur Coal.
Admin System Apr 21, 2010

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