A jostle for stability and sustainable growth had been the direction of Australian businesses whether big or small in the last nine months, two separate research surveys conducted by the Westpac Banking Corp. and the National Australia Bank had shown.
Ten Network Holdings Ltd. (TEN.AU) chairman Nick Falloon have agreed to set down from his post to resolve pending issues with new shareholder James Packer.
Network Ten (TEN.AU), has announced that it would restructure the composition of its Board of Directors as concerns of competitive disruptions arose recently with the entrance of James Packer and possible co-investor Mr. Lachlan Murdoch into the company.
Australian telco Telstra will be laying off almost 1, 000 of its employees, as it pursues a simpler business model.
Telecommunications firm Telstra has announced that it will cut down 950 jobs across the country.
Australian company Telstra launched Telstra T-Touch Tab today, dubbing as the "the most affordable wireless tablet from an Australian telco."
With the release of its first of a series of issues papers, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) today signalled it intends to shake up the Numbering Plan, which sets out the rules for the use and administration of telephone numbers in the country.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will look into the recent purchase of billionaire Mr. James Packer's acquisition of an 18% stake in Ten Network Holdings Ltd. (ASX: TEN.AU).
Prime Minister Julia Gillard is urging the Opposition to not delay the Telecommunications Legislation Amendment Bill 2010, or Competition and Safeguards Bill, introduced to Parliament yesterday, warning that "every day of delay for these reforms is a day of higher prices and less choices."
Almost half of all working Australians are spending more time doing business outside the workplace than they were five years ago and they're attributing that to better technology and increased flexibility of employers, according to a Telstra survey.
Weak share market sentiment for the nation's largest telecommunications provider becomes the impetus to retain customer confidence.
Android users can now access the eToro's financial trading platform and OpenBook, as its new social trading network.
Internet marketing research company comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR) announces the availability of mobile-optimized tagging for publishers, set to provide significantly enhanced measurement of mobile audiences across the world.
The nation's largest telecommunications firm is expected to find ways to motivate employees following its announcement of slashing 6,000 of its more than 43 thousand jobs.
The nation's largest telecommunication company is prepared for operations without the National Broadband Network deal.
The country's largest telecommunications company assured its investors of the same dividend payment in the 2010 financial year.
Australia's Future Fund expanded its portfolio by investing in U.S. hedge funds and developed markets in the 2009 – 2010 financial year.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) proposal for telecommunications giant Telstra Corporation Limited (ASX: TLS) to lower its price will send ripples.
The Federal government admits the August 21 elections delayed the legal work between telecommunications' giant Telstra Corporation Limited (ASX: TLS) and the National Broadband Network (NBN) Company.
A 20 month-long industrial battle comes to halt with a management and union decision to increase pay by eight percent.
The consumers watchdog goes to court in order to stop a unit of south-east Asia's biggest phone operator Singapore Telecommunications Limited from running misleading advertisements.
The seven-week stall on the National Broadband Network (NBN) Company's work seems to be enough to prepare the company for a redirection.
The legislation of reforms to regulate the telecommunications sector should come first before the complete implementation of the National Broadband Network.
The National Broadband Network (NBN) primary player Telstra Corporation Limited (ASX: TLS) disclosed plans of selling its shares in SouFun Holdings
Investors sent Australian telco giant Telstra (ASX: TLS) shares down more than 6 per cent to a record low as prospects of a hung parliament cast doubts about the future of its broadband plans and the wider telecommunications industry.
Uncertainty surrounding the election outcome is providing no clear future for the national broadband network or Telstra (ASX: TLS).
In line with its pursuit of further growth and expansions, telecom company iiNet Ltd (ASX: IIN) announced on Monday that it gained a 2010 full year net profit of 35 percent to $34.55 million, coming from the $25.63 million garnered in the previous corresponding year.
Shares in Australia's telecom giant Telstra Corporation Ltd (ASX: TLS) have plummeted to a record low, intensifying yesterday's loss of almost 10 per cent due to unsatisfactory full-year results.
Telstra Corporation Ltd (ASX: TLS) announced today that private equity firms General Atlantic and Apax Partners have agreed to effectively underwrite a planned stockmarket float of SouFun Holdings Ltd, China's second-largest online real estate website where the Australian telecom giant is major shareholder.
The Australian share market was lower at midday following a poor performance on global markets overnight and a slight increase in the domestic unemployment rate.
