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Australia's CBD Energy forms joint venture with Chinese firms

Australian renewable energy company, CBD Energy (ASX: CBD), has disclosed to the ASX it would finalise its joint venture with two of China's largest renewable energy companies and pursue A$6-billion worth of renewable energy projects in the coming years.
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Foster's shareholders complain on costly split fees

The Australian dollar’s upsurge has affected Foster’s beer business, subjecting the company to a shareholders’ vote by month end that will divide the company into halves. SABMIller shows interest on the great divide.

Australia sees worrying decline in builder sentiment

Concern is growing among Australian builders on whether private sector demand will pick up in time to compensate for reduced public demand as government stimulus programs come to an end.

Independent Report A Positive For Algae.Tec

- Algae.Tec has established its US assembly centre- The company will shortly list in ADR form in the US- An independent report values AEB shares at $1.

Workers in Shell Clyde refinery brace for shutdown

Workers at the Royal Dutch Shell BV's fuel refinery at Clyde and Gore Bay Terminal in Greenwich, Sydney, NSW are in danger of losing their jobs as the company would likely convert its facility to a fuel import terminal.

Shell 'not in a hurry' on Woodside deal

Shell Australia Chief Ann Pickard declared yesterday Shell is in no rush to decide on the trade of its 24 per cent share in Woodside Petroleum to BHP Billiton.

Uranium Takes A Breather

- Spot U3O8 market goes quiet with few utilities buying only- It would appear a return to prices pre-Japan crisis remains unlikely for foreseeable future By Greg PeelOne assumes that the tone at last week's World Nuclear Fuel Cycle conference in Chicago would have been somewhat more sombre than if i...

The Overnight Report: Off And Running

By Greg PeelThe Dow closed up 1 point while the S&P fell 0.3% to 1324 and the Nasdaq dropped 0.3%.Will profit-taking be the story of this quarter's US earnings season? If Alcoa is any guide it might be.

Gindalbie In Need Of A Sizeable Capital Raising

- DJ Carmichael initiates coverage with Buy on Gindalbie- Karara project expansion should grow earnings- Value on offer despite a likely equity raising By Chris ShawGindalbie Metals ((GBG)) is an emerging iron ore producer, owning the Karara project in Western Australia with joint venture partner An...

Daily Forex Forecast 04/12/2011

With little in terms of significant local events yesterday the Australian dollar drifted slightly lower overnight to open this morning at a rate of 1.0497.

Daily Forex Forecast 04/11/2011

The Australian Dollar opened Friday morning finding fresh new support above the 1.05 level against its US Counterpart.

Shell inks deal with Chevron for Wheatstone project

Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) says it has entered into agreements with Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd to bring Shell into the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project as a natural gas supplier and equity participant.

Leighton downgrades from profit to loss

After completing a major review of its operations and asset base which has resulted in a revision of the profit forecast for the 2010/11 financial year, Leighton Holdings Ltd (ASX: LEI) says the group now expects to report a loss of $427 million for the financial year versus its previous guidance for a profit of $480 million after tax.

More Focused Alesco Offers More Upside

- Alesco sells Marathon Tyres division- Divestment completes non-core asset sales program- Stockbrokers see value from improved efficiencies in remaining core businessesBy Chris ShawBuilding products group Alesco ((ALS)) surprised the market last week with the sale of its Marathon Tyres business.

Australia mulls tough smoking rules

Australia is closely watched by other countries in the Asia-Pacific as to how it will implement a very tough anti-smoking law that seeks to discourage the habit and promote a more healthy lifestyle.

Aussie Dollar: Stronger For Longer

(This story was originally written and published on March 30, 2011. It has now been repeated to make it available to non-paying members at FNArena and to readers elsewhere).

NBN Co names first service providers for mainland trials

NBN Co says it is on track for the September commencement of commercial super-fast broadband services with the signing of the first retail service providers to connect to the new network for trials on mainland Australia.

Rio okays feasibility study

Anglo-Australian Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) says it has given the go ahead to spending US$238 million to advance a feasibility study for extending the life of Kennecott Utah Copper’s Bingham Canyon Mine in Salt Lake City, and for the purchase of related long-lead time equipment.

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