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A visitor walks past a stock prices board at the Australian Securities Exchange in Sydney, Australia, Friday, Jan. 18, 2008. Australia and New Zealand's share markets plummeted in early trade Friday, following Wall Street's plunge overnight and signaling a sell-off in Asian markets. (AP Photo/John Pryke)
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Australia inflation contained, room for rate cut
The Guardian
* CPI flat in Q4 vs Q3, +3.1 pct on the year * Underlying inflation 2.6 pct for year, touch above forecasts * Leaves room for a further cut in interest rates in Feb (Adds detail, graphics) By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Australian consumer prices were unexpectedly soft last quarter as food...
Euro - Currency
(photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Euro takes breather after short-covering rally
The Guardian
* Euro hits two-week highs on dollar, yen * Retains support after successful euro zone debt sales * Any progress in Greek debt talks may extend euro's rise (Updates levels, adds comments) By Masayuki Kitano SINGAPORE, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The euro held near two-week highs against the dollar and yen in...
Offshoring: high price of low cost
Sydney Morning Herald
| ANZ's global website had 55 jobs advertised at its new Manila operation yesterday. They ranged from a new head of human resources to credit-risk officers and business analysts. Almost all required a high level of university education, two years of ...
Sourcing cheaper staff the new growth industry
Sydney Morning Herald
| FIFTEEN years ago Gurgaon was little more than a highway stop on the outskirts of the Indian capital, Delhi. Now it has dozens of shopping malls, seven golf courses and a forest of office blocks. | Gurgaon has been built on India's internet-age out...
Asian stocks fluctuate on mixed signals
Sydney Morning Herald
| Asian stocks swung between gains and losses as rising oil and metal oil price pushed energy and mining shares higher, while the Japanese yen's advance weighed on exporters. | Woodside Petroleum, an Australian oil and gas producer, added 1.5 per cen...
Business calendar for week of Jan. 30-Feb. 3
Sydney Morning Herald
| MONDAY, January 30 | Sydney - Roc Oil Ltd December quarer activity report | Brisbane - Linc Energy quarterly activity report Advertisement: Story continues below | Perth - Independence Group NL December quarterly report | Perth - Regis Resources De...
Dairy cattle at feeding time
Creative Commons
China seeks more Australian cows to boost milk output
BBC News
China wants more cows. Lots more. Especially dairy cattle. | It is all part of its plan to increase its annual national milk production to to 64 million tonnes by 2020 from the cur...
Japan Airlines MD-11 (JA8585/48576/574)
Creative Commons / contri
Sydney-bound Japan Airlines flight turns back after seat fire
The Daily Telegraph Australia
| A JAPAN Airlines flight bound for Sydney turned back to Tokyo's Narita International Airport after a business class passenger seat caught fire. | A cabin attendant discovere...
Money traders work as U.S. dollar is traded at 89.30 yen and Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average is at 8252.52 points Friday afternoon, Dec. 12, 2008. The dollar's fall to a 13-year-low against the yen also accelerated selling on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, hitting hard exporters such as autos and electronics. The greenback fell as far as 88.16 yen in the afternoon, its lowest level since Aug. 2, 1995 when the U.S. currency fell to 88.02 yen while the Nikkei average lost 484.68 points, or 5.56 percent, to close at 8,2
AP / Shuji Kajiyama
Asian stocks extend winning run
Sydney Morning Herald
| Asian stocks rose, with a regional benchmark index poised for its longest streak of weekly advances in a year, as lower Italian and Spanish borrowing costs added to optimism Euro...
More than 171,000 Australian workers tipped to dial in a sickie today
The Daily Telegraph Australia
| SICKIES are expected to cost employers $65 million today as workers give themselves an unofficial long weekend. | Absenteeism expert Paul Dundon, of Direct Health Solutions, said call centres and the travel and manufacturing industries would be har...
US dollar carried away by Fed pledge
The Guardian
* Euro among best performers this week, up 1.8 pct vs USD * Japan CPI & BoJ minutes due, ahead of US GDP * Aussie, NZD near 3-month peaks as USD slips broadly By Cecile Lefort SYDNEY, Jan 27 (Reuters) - The euro held onto most recent hefty gains agai...
Coke's polar bears to anchor the beverage giant's Super Bowl ads
Atlanta Journal
| Coca-Cola's polar bears will be the stars of the beverage giant's Super Bowl ads. Enlarge photo Coca-Cola Coca-Cola's polar bear will anchor the beverage giant's Super Bowl ads. More business news | Coke's polar bears to anchor the beverage giant's...
Economy
View of Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach from Palos Verdes. After Banning's death in 1885 his sons pursued their interests in promoting the port, which handled 500,000 tons of shipping in that year.
(photo: Creative Commons / NickCPrior)
LA tourism rose to 26.9 million visitors in 2011
The Tribune San Luis Obispo
| A record number of tourists visited Los Angeles last year | The Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau says 26.9 million people came to town - a 4.2 percent increase over 2010 - and they spent more than $15 billion. | Tourism officials say the increase was prompted in part by an improving U.S. economy and improved and new attractions. | The b...



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