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Facebook has generated enough market excitement that experts said its public offering debut would easily attract total buys that would kick up the company's value at around $100 billion.
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Australia's fourth largest bank, ANZ, said on Wednesday that it would invest million more on its China expansion venture. In 2010, ANZ initially invested $395 million which resulted in the opening of six branches in Beijing, Shanghai, Chongquing and Guangzhou.
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American rare earths miner Molycorp Inc. announced on Monday it will float in the market an offering of senior secured notes in the hopes of raising $650 million to help push its $1.3 billion acquisition plans of Canadian rare earth processor Neo Material Technologies Inc.
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Many analysts and economists believe that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) would likely not cut the overnight cash rate in the near future because of the release last week of the unemployment data which surprisingly went down to 4.9 per cent in April instead of the expected 5.3 per cent.
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After hitting its lowest since early January on Friday, the safe-haven precious yellow metal gold edged a little on Monday, adding $3.39 an ounce to $1,581.69 by 0248 GMT.
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The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) pulled another surprise on Australians for the second consecutive month by announcing on Thursday that unemployment rate in April unexpectedly dipped to 4.9 per cent.
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The Australian Council of Trade Union (ACTU) proposed a millionaire's tax on wealthy Aussies such as Gina Rinehart, Clive Palmer and Andrew Forrest. The proposed levy is similar to the Buffett Rule in the U.S.
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Australia's identified gas reserves is enough to power the country's needs for almost two centuries, Resources Minister Martin Ferguson said on Sunday.
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Crown Chairman James Packer sees middle-class Chinese casino-goers as the possible saving grace of Australia's tourism industry. He compared the value of that market segment to the importance of the Internet to the modern world.
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The unexpected gains in Australia's unemployment rate in April may once again be placed in peril with threats of job cuts in several companies.
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Credit unions have long been touted as an alternative to banks, though only recently have more and more customers made the switch over to the financial cooperative.
True to recent form, Greece remained the primary directive overnight for currencies overnight with the global bid for safety promoting losses across the risk spectrum.
Gay marriage has won the unconditional backing of U.S. President Barack Obama last week and Argentine Presiden...
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North Korea has resumed construction on an experimental light water reactor, a move that could ...
Kucinich Bows Out Of House, Won't Run In New State
Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, announced Wednesday he has decided against moving across the coun...
Report: 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 hi...
Samsung Shares Fall Further On Apple-Elpida Alliance Fears
Shares in South Korea's Samsung Electronics extended their heavy slide on Thursday, on spe...
J.C. Penney Stock Suffers Worst Drop Ever, 20%
J.C. Penney Co Inc <JCP.N> shares plunged nearly 20 percent on Wednesday, their worst decline ever, wiping away $1.
Elpida selling over 50 percent of mobile chips to Apple: source
Japan's Elpida Memory Inc has been supplying more than 50 percent of its production of dyn...
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Deutsche Bank: Can An Indian Man Lead An Iconic German Company?
Deutsche Bank is as German as lederhosen, sauerkraut, beer and the Autobahn.
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With Democrats defending nearly twice as many Senate seats as Republicans in 2012, the GOP has an excellent chance of taking the upper chamber and holding majorities in both houses of Congress.
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