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Saputo tells farmers it will pay fairly for milk

Saputo chief executive Lino Saputo has said the Canadian dairy company would have no business without paying farmers a competitive price for milk. He will address Warrnambool Cheese & Butter suppliers' concerns at a series of meetings this week.

30 Oct 2013
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RBA chief confident dollar will slip

Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens says the value of the Australian dollar remains high, and it lacks the support of economic fundamentals at the present level of above US95¢.

30 Oct 2013
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Asahi swallowing a bitter draught

The thirst of Japanese companies for Australian food and beverage businesses appears to be unquenchable, with Japan's Kirin taking a 9.9 per cent stake in the much sought after Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory.

30 Oct 2013
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Airport boost for jobs

More than 3000 jobs will be created as part of the Melbourne Airport expansion, the federal government and the airport say. The new domestic airport terminal will be capable of handling up to 10 million passengers a year. The international terminal is also being upgraded. Melbourne Airport chief executive Chris Woodruff, pictured, says the airport plans $1 billion in projects over the next two years.

30 Oct 2013
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BP profit falls 34%

BP's profit slid 34 per cent to $US3.5 billion ($3.67 billion) in the third quarter as the British energy giant's output fell 2.3 per cent and it was also hit by lower refining margins. It said that charges incurred by the group as a result of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster in 2010 currently stood at $US42.5 billion.

30 Oct 2013
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NIB sees growth in medical travel

NIB's executives have defended the insurer's plans to cash in on medical tourism, which they said would help boost earnings as profit growth in the established domestic market slowed.

30 Oct 2013
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Squeeze on subleasing space

The number of new leases signed in Sydney and Melbourne in the past few months, including by Telstra and Thiess, has led to a crunch in the availability of office sublease space around the country.

30 Oct 2013
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