FORMER Westpoint boss Norm Carey is likely to have a travel ban preventing him from leaving Australia lifted by the Federal Court in Perth.
Archive for January, 2008
TRICOM says it expects business to continue as normal and that it remains financially solid, after the broker on Tuesday was unable to meet its trading settlement obligations.
BABCOCK & Brown said it is not a material creditor of Tricom and that its business is not affected by difficulties being faced by the broker.
ALUMINA has posted a 14.6 per cent fall in annual earnings and says it’s likely to incur higher operating costs in 2008, due to rising energy prices and shipping costs.
ALLCO Finance Group says neither the company or funds managing by it have advanced any funds to broker Tricom Equities.
PROPERTY investment company Goodman Group has refinanced a maturing loan with a new $800 million facility.
THE share market closed lower today following a downturn on Asian markets despite gains on Wall Street where investors were anticipating another interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve.
BHP Billiton and its Japanese joint venture partners have signed an agreement to supply Baosteel with an additional 94 million tonnes of iron ore.
PRIMARY Health Care has again extended its takeover offer for Symbion Health, setting February 21 as the new closing date for its bid.
ERG plans to take legal action against the New South Wales State Government after saying it had lost about $250 million so far from the cancellation of a contract to develop a smart card for Sydney’s transport network.
