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Fallout from the disclosure of how much taxpayers' money the ABC spends on its senior staff and star broadcasters has put an unlikely organisation under pressure: the Institute of Public Affairs.
Dogfight gets dirty
Virgin boss John Borghetti has sent a clear message to counterpart Alan Joyce - Qantas doesn't have a monopoly on grenades.
Virgin calls in lawyers over Qantas attack
Virgin Australia has upped the stakes in its public stoush with Qantas by threatening legal action against its rival's chief executive, Alan Joyce, for his remarks about its $350 million capital raising.
Parkinson gives Hockey a leg up
Bankers who met Joe Hockey and Treasury secretary Martin Parkinson in New York in October reported that the pair worked closely and effectively together.
CPA bids 'not over'
Investors in the Commonwealth Property Office Fund (CPA) are expecting a revised offer from suitors Dexus Property and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, in what has become a bidding war following the surprise $4 billion offer from rival GPT.
US holds key to lower Aussie
Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke has flagged that interest rates will remain low for a "considerable time" after quantitative easing ends, as the Reserve Bank of Australia's assistant governor said the US central bank held the key to a lower dollar here.
WorleyParsons profit downgrade weighs the market down
A profit downgrade by contractor WorleyParsons sent the sharemarket lower on Wednesday.
BP to slash 300 local jobs
At least 300 people are set to lose their jobs as global energy company BP cuts costs at its Australian business.
WorleyParsons shares plummet
Shares in global consulting engineer WorleyParsons slumped to post-GFC lows on Wednesday, following a severe profit downgrade - just weeks after it told shareholders it was upbeat on its prospects for the year ahead.
Avita faces first strike, awaits vote
The company producing a spray-on skin treatment developed by Australian of the Year Fiona Wood is all but certain to receive a first strike when shareholders meet on Friday.
No return to youth market, says Ten boss
Returning Channel Ten to its roots as a youth-focused TV station would be certain death, its chief executive says.
Time right to remove GST loophole: Myer chief
Myer chairman Paul McClintock believes the Coalition government will act quickly to repair Commonwealth-state relations, which had become frayed under the previous administration, as a crucial first step in doing away with the GST exemption on imported goods.
Qantas cries will fall on political deaf ears
Alan Joyce's lobbying against Virgin's capital raising is likely to be in vain. The government has no political impetus to amend the Qantas Sales Act, and it needs a strong Virgin to keep Qantas honest.
Aust stocks close lower
Local market falls as mining services companies come under selling pressure.
Aust stocks close lower
Local market falls as mining services companies come under selling pressure.