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Drums beating for Treasury's US exit

Key investors in Treasury Wine Estates are believed to be preparing to crank up discussions with the board to offload the global wine giant's beleaguered US division before it becomes a drag on the Australian business.

31 Oct 2013
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Supermarket saga hots up

When it comes to dealing with potential misuse of market power by the big supermarkets, which is the best way forward - to prosecute, to negotiate or to legislate?

31 Oct 2013
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New class action hit for Leighton

Law firm Maurice Blackburn is considering widening a class action against construction major Leighton Holdings to take into account shareholder losses as a result of recent claims over corruption inside the company.

31 Oct 2013
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Dearie's parting shot at Treasury

Ousted Treasury Wine Estates boss David Dearie has dismissed allegations by his former chairman that he lacked sufficient operational skills to lead the winemaker, openly contradicting Paul Rayner's key message to the market last month for the former chief executive's ejection from the company.

31 Oct 2013
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Fortescue bid on debt deadline

Fortescue Metals Group will try to extend the maturity date on its biggest debt obligation and request cheaper interest rates, as it continues to act early on its giant debt pile.

31 Oct 2013
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Crown still on track for Asian growth: Packer

Crown's executive chairman James Packer was forced to assure investors on Wednesday that its aggressive expansion plans in Asia were affordable, at a time when its local operations continue to suffer from poor consumer sentiment.

31 Oct 2013
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