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Iron ore adds steel to BHP performance

Stronger than expected iron ore production, thanks in part to the earlier start-up of a new mine, helped lift BHP Billiton's quarterly output to a new peak, paving the way for an upgrade to the full-year forecast.

23 Oct 2013
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McMillan sees brighter tax days ahead

Australia's biggest salary packaging company McMillan Shakespeare says it won't know until 2014 the effect of the former government's attempt to tighten the rules on tax benefits for salary-sacrificed cars.

23 Oct 2013
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Nine float ramps up to catch Cup fever

The publicity machine around the Nine Entertainment float is to crank up the day before the Melbourne Cup this year, with the media group's gaggle of investment banks scheduled to have a prospectus ready to lodge with the corporate regulator on Monday, November 4.

23 Oct 2013
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Recall will be a growth business: Kraehe

Brambles chairman Graham Kraehe insists its document-storage division Recall is "anything but a sinking ship", emphasising it will be a "growth business" once it is spun off later this year.

23 Oct 2013
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Search to replace CEO could disrupt strategy

The search for a new chief executive to lead upmarket department store David Jones would likely disrupt the retailer's progress to transform into a successful omni-channel business and comes just as the business enters a key trading period responsible for nearly half its annual profit, analysts say.

23 Oct 2013
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Investors back Bega's move on Warrnambool

Bega Cheese shareholders have signalled they will not stand in the way of the company's takeover of Warrnambool Cheese and Butter, as its chairman signalled his intention to pursue the bid amid rival proposals.

23 Oct 2013
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AAPT unit may be sold

New Zealand's Telecom Corp has confirmed it is considering selling off its AAPT unit in Australia as it transforms into a service-based telecommunications operator.

23 Oct 2013
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Catastrophes push up premiums

The cost of protecting Australian underwriters against natural catastrophes is likely to rise, one of the world's biggest insurance brokers says, despite billions in new capital flowing into reinsurance markets.

23 Oct 2013
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Upswing tipped for office deals

Dexus Property Group has forecast a turnaround in the national office lease market in the coming 18 months because of a return of confidence among business and a flight of new tenants from the suburbs into the city.

23 Oct 2013
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