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US transport regulator junks proposed Virgin Blue-Delta partnership

The US Department of Transport (DOT) has disapproved on Wednesday the proposed Virgin Blue Holdings Ltd and Delta Air Lines partnership on trans-Pacific service routes, stating that the riding public would be disadvantaged by the carriers’ immunity from US anti-trust regulations.
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Rural areas first for NBN

The seven-week stall on the National Broadband Network (NBN) Company's work seems to be enough to prepare the company for a redirection.

Strong opening again for Australian market

European and U.S. markets closed higher during overnight's trading, thereby, raising hopes for a strong trading in the Australian share market today.

Australian Stock Market Report

The US Federal Reserve Beige Book - a summary of conditions across Federal Reserve districts - reported ´´widespread signs´´ of a slowdown in economic activity.

Daily Forex Commentary 9/9/2010

The Aussie dollar held firm in Asia yesterday despite a negative lead from offshore markets during the previous sessions trading between 0.9100 and 0.9130 for the majority of the day.

Australian dollar regains strength

The Australian currency recuperated on Wednesday as it attracted steady demand below 91 US cents, helping it withstand losses in Asian stocks.

Aussie weakens as stocks fall

The Australian currency was lower at Wednesday noon after poor offshore trading overnight carried over into the local session.

Banks, miners drag market but Foster’s up

The Australian stock market was weaker at Wednesday noon, following a slide on Wall Street, but wine manufacturer Foster's Group Limited (ASX: FGL) was soaring on takeover news.

Foster's: Treasury Wine Estates stays

Well-known wine manufacturer Foster's Group Limited (ASX: FGL) rejected an offer from an international private equity firm to buy 100 percent of the wine assets of Treasury Wine Estates.

Toyota recalls HiLux 4WD models

Toyota Motor Corporation and Toyota Australia announced today that they have initiated a safety recall on its top-selling HiLux ute.

AI Group calls on business to balance new government

The Australian Industry Group (AiGroup) welcomes the end to a two-week political uncertainty. Yet the business group calls for stakeholders other than the independents and the Greens to participate in governance.

Euro pulls down oil prices as its struggles continue against the US dollar

Crude oil saw its prices declining again for two straight days on Tuesday as global markets were rubbed in by the jittery European economic conditions with the Euro losing out to the mighty dollar as investors continue to shun the continent on worries of further debt crisis-related financial issues.

Supers still uncertain under new government

The elderly and the superannuation industry would most welcome an increase in the superannuation guarantee (SG) levy because it will mean more than 10 percent in retirement income.

Australian Stock Market Report

The US conference board employment trends index fell from 97.4 to 96.7 in August. The index is still up 9.4pct on a year ago.

World Market Overview

Financial stocks including American Express, J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America led U.S. stocks lower Tuesday as the market cooled off from last week's rally while worries over the health of European banks recirculated

Regulatory reforms before NBN

The legislation of reforms to regulate the telecommunications sector should come first before the complete implementation of the National Broadband Network.

First home buyers back in action

The largest mortgage broking group in Australia revealed a significant rise in first home buyers who secured their services for the past two months.

UBS calls for higher mortgages

Global financial services firm UBS suggested rising mortgage rates before the end of the year.

Mining stocks down as Labor wins

The Australian bourse finished flat on Tuesday, with gains in financials opposed by falls in the big miners.

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