Erik Pineda

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Conroy maintains faith on NBN’s viability amidst criticism from OECD report

Despite concerns aired by the latest report of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which stated that the national broadband network may prove too costly and could lead to significant financial limbo, the federal government maintained its faith on the project’s viability.
Nov 15, 2010

Swan says OECD report points to endorsement of Aussie govt economic policies

Stubbornly confident on its present form and its perceived economic benefits, the federal government remains firm on its commitment to win a parliamentary go ahead for its proposed minerals resource rent tax, notwithstanding an international study suggesting some tweaks on the tax measures.
Nov 15, 2010

AMP lures AXA with its $14 billion proposal

Wealth management firm AMP tossed its new $14 billion cash and scrip bid to buy AXA Asia Pacific Holdings, in a coup deal that analysts believed would be given the nod once the AXA-APH board convenes this week.
Nov 15, 2010

BHP announces formal end of Potash Corp bid but vows continued presence in Canada

Giant resource firm BHP Billiton Ltd formally announced on Monday that it is withdrawing its $US45 billion takeover bid for Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc, re-echoing the earlier claims of the Canadian government that provisions of its offer sheet could not come to terms with the net benefit requirements of the Investment Canada Act for the deal.
Nov 15, 2010

Telstra unmasks twin questionable offers from a suspicious firm

Giant telecommunication firm Telstra Corporation called the attention of its shareholders on Thursday, warning them of two unsolicited share offers pushed forward by National Capital Corporation Pty Ltd, which was previously punished in 2008 by corporate regulators.
Nov 12, 2010

G20 summit hosts bank debate between Aussie govt and ANZ

As if the growing currency tension and pressing financial reforms weren’t enough for the ongoing G20 summit in South Korea, the global economic forum had a taste of a domestic spat underway between the Australian government and the country’s banking sector.
Nov 12, 2010

Climate change expert gives glowing review on carbon price

Claiming that installed rooftop solar panels and any other measures even jacked up the electricity costs of many consumers, a climate change expert advising the multi-party created by the federal government insisted that carbon price will do the best job of reducing greenhouse gas at a lower price.
Nov 12, 2010

Swan rules out budget tweaks despite huge deficit and strong Aussie dollar

The Federal government is convinced that no necessary tweak should be forthcoming on the current budget, notwithstanding the latest Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook, in which a reduction of $10 billion in revenues was outlined by Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan in a statement on Tuesday.
Nov 10, 2010

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