Erik Pineda

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China: 'Dead Serious' to Sustain Economic Gains

China is dead serious in embracing free trade - the core element of capitalism - more so with the United States even as the two nations have yet to formally settle their trade disputes.
Apr 04, 2012

James Murdoch Relinquishes BSkyB Chairmanship

Apparently taking too much heat from the scandals hounding his family's media empire, James Murdoch announced on Tuesday his resignation as chairman of British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB).
Apr 04, 2012

PM Gillard: No Need to Review Carbon Tax

There was no pressing need to revisit the provisions of the carbon tax, which takes effect July this year, according to Prime Minister Julia Gillard amidst suggestions within the Australian Labor Party that the tax could spell disaster for the Labor-led government.
Apr 03, 2012

New Report Bats for Partial Legalisation of Addictive Drugs

It is high time for the Australian government to reconfigure its strategy in neutralising the illegal drugs trade, a new report said, which also highlighted the seeming successes that organised crime groups have achieved against legal efforts to stem their operations.
Apr 03, 2012

China Scores Aussie Govt for Blocking Huawei’s NBN Bid

China assailed Australia's decision this week of banning a major Chinese firm from participating into the $36-billion roll out of the national broadband network (NBN), labelling the move as discriminatory and unfair trade practices.
Mar 29, 2012

Industrial Action Hits Anew Bower Basin Coal Mines

Miners at Bowen Basin, jointly-operated by BHP Billiton and Japanese firm Mitsubishi, have walked off from their work details Tuesday night following the collapse of negotiations that union leaders said was caused by management's behaviours.
Mar 28, 2012

Media Probe Points to Likely Piracy Actions by News Corp Operatives

Covert operations reportedly sanctioned by ranking officials of global media firm News Corporation were responsible in undermining the operations of the company's competitors in Australia, according to the investigative works of The Australian Financial Review (AFR).
Mar 28, 2012

Latest Newspoll Survey Adds Up to Labor Woes

The Queensland vote over the weekend pointed to a likely Labor humiliation come the national elections next year and today that spectre was further supported by the latest Newspoll survey, which showed Prime Minister Julia Gillard succumbing to defeat from the gathering Coalition storm.
Mar 27, 2012

Commodities Set to Absorb Losses Over China’s Cooling Down Efforts

Commodities-focused firms have reasons to worry as analysts were in agreement that China is headed this year to a soft landing, early on announcing to limit its growth by no more than 8.5 percent as expressed when the National People's Congress reconvened this month.
Mar 26, 2012

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