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Market: 2012 High, But Not For Long

The Australian market sparked yesterday for a second day in a row, despite a down day on Wall Street Tuesday night and weakness in other Asian markets.

European Credit Crunch Avoided

By Greg PeelBy late 2011 Europe had endured two years of financial uncertainty and fear over Greek sovereign debt and general zone-wide contagion.

Australian Stock Market Report - Morning 03/29/2012

In Australia, population data is released together with job vacancies and the Financial Accounts. In the US, weekly jobless claims data is released together with revised GDP figures.

Global Markets Overview 03/29/2012

U.S. stocks were dragged lower as commodities tumbled and investors considered disappointing U.S. and European economic data and weakness in overseas markets.

Apple Offers Refund for Australian Buyers of the New iPad

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) recently made a legal move against Apple regarding the false claims of their new iPad. In response to this, Apple announced that they would offer refunds for people who were affected by this issue.

Samsung Announces Delay for Android ICS Update of Samsung Galaxy S II

Recent news reports are claiming that the Android 4.0 or Android ICS (Ice Cream Sandwich) update for the Samsung Galaxy S II will be pushing through for the month of March. Unfortunately, these news reports are false and many Samsung Galaxy S II users are now becoming frustrated regarding the availability of Android ICS in their devices.

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 3/28/12

Australian stocks closed at their highest levels in almost five months today as investors snapped up financial and consumer stocks, encouraged by commentary from the Reserve Bank of Australia. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) rose above 4400 for the first time this year, adding 39.8pts or 0.9pct to 4431.4 while the S&P/ASX 200 Index (XJO) firmed by 42.2pts or 1pct to 4343.5.

Justin Bieber to Purchase $7 Million Dollar Mansion?

News is out that teenage heartthrob, Justin Bieber, is looking to by a million dollar mansion in Calabasas, California. Now what’s up with the hefty prized mansion and who is the 18-year old planning to take home? Wasn’t it just last month that Bieber supposedly bought a love pad for his girlfriend, Selena Gomez? With all the mansions the Bieber is deciding to buy, how much money did his single hit, “Boyfriend” roll in?

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.

Pink Slime Maker to Suspend Operations at Some Plants

The 'pink slime' maker hung up operations at all Monday, but one plant where the beef ingredient is made; acknowledging recent public uproar, over the product has cost the company business.

Court Rules Climate Change Not Enough to Stop Development of Xstrata Surat Mine

Xstrata won its legal battle against environmentalists and farmers to operate the open cut mine in Surat Basin in southern Queensland. The legal victory for Xstrata came after a court ruled that environment change is not sufficient reason to stop the development of one of the biggest coal mines in Australia.

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).

Thailand Tries to Woo Aussie Automotive Component Firms

Thailand is wooing struggling automotive companies in Australia to move their operations to the former. Visiting Thai Deputy Secretary General Duangjai Asawacintachit, who heads the Board of Investment, said Thailand's solid economic growth and free trade links to other Asian nations offered wide opportunities for Aussie firms.

Cooper Brewery Seeks End to Woolies, Coles Duopoly

Cooper Brewery Chairman Glenn Cooper called for new laws to stop the duopoly in the supermarket industry and protect local owners of farmlands. He specifically blamed Woolworths and Coles, which have engaged in a price war to the detriment of Australian farmers

Upside Bias For Crude Oil

FNArena has added another video to its Investors Education section on the website. In this latest video, ATW's Jerry Simmons explains why he is keeping a close watch on crude oil futures.

Microsoft Windows 8 Gearing Up for October Release

A recent news report by Bloomberg reveals that Microsoft has plans to finish the work on Windows 8 this summer and it will be available in the market by October this year.

Apple Faces Lawsuit in Australian Court

Many people were delighted when Apple released its newest tablet offering in the market called the "new iPad". One of its defining features is its 4G capability but Australians are not really delighted with the new iPad from Apple.

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