Cash earnings for the first half, which is the industry's preferred measure of performance, rose 11 per cent to $1.67 billion which As a result, the bank Westpac has lifted its interim dividend by 13 per cent to 63 cents a share.
- LAW DISORDER: Atlantic Beach man a suspected hit-and-run victim
Travis RoyApparent slip, 25-foot fall off interstate kill painter Jorge Lopez, 43, who worked for subcontractor Olympus Painting Co. of Tarpon Springs, apparently lost his footing about 3:30 p.m. Saturday while attaching tarps to catch paint overspray...
- Demand for construction materials surges - Zawya.com | Middle East Business News
Sammy KingFriday, Mar 23, 2007 Dubai: Demand for construction material is tipped to soar to Dh33.76 billion ($9.2 billion) in the northern Gulf this year, as the construction boom is driving the growth of materials suppliers...
- Bioenvision investor asks to end Genyme license, add board seats - Baltimore Business Journal:
Franky MicklestoneA major investor in Bioenvision Inc., the latest buyout target of Cambridge-based Genzyme Corp., has announced a plan to gain more value from the sale...
- Market Wire Business News: Pengrowth Energy Trust Announces Filing of Year End Disclosure Documents and Annual Meeting - MSN Money
Lewis O'nealPengrowth Corporation (TSX: PGF.UN) (NYSE: PGH), administrator of Pengrowth Energy Trust, filed its audited Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2006 and related Management's Discussion and Analysis with Canadian securities r...
- Chinese Shanghai Stock Market Index to Crash by 33 Percent
Jim BorowskiMillions of Chinese small investors have been flooding into the Chinese stock market during the last 6 months in ever increasing numbers, as is normally the case they are likely to be the last to enter before the Chinese market enters a short but swift b...
- New Bankruptcy Law archive at BankruptcyHelpOnline.org
Ram StonePublished November 3rd, 2006 in , . One year after the new bankruptcy law became effective, the poor are the one s suffering the most...
- Banks near agreement that would expand European derivatives market
Jill StoneLONDON: Morgan Stanley is poised to sign an agreement with Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase on rules for trading loan derivatives in Europe, an accord that could triple the size of the $8 billion market in a year...
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