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10/17/2018
'Marked down to clear': Roger David collapses into administration - The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
Menswear chain Roger David will embark on an immediate national closing down sale that could see the business shut down shortly after Christmas after being placed in voluntary administration. The privately owned company, which operates the Roger ...
Roger David enters administration, ending a seven-decade menswear empire
Rogers David goes into administration
Australian retail pressures claim another big name: menswear chain Roger David is going out of business
10/17/2018
This helps explain why markets are sceptical about the plunge in Australian unemployment - Business Insider Australia
Business Insider Australia
Business Insider Australia
Australian unemployment tumbled to just 5% in September, the lowest level since April 2012. Unemployment is now at the level where the RBA estimates that wage pressures will begin to accelerate. Despite the strong headline numbers, markets remain ...
Unemployment rate hits seven-year low
Australian firms as jobless rate falls
South Australian unemployment: Jobless rate falls to 5.5%
10/18/2018
ASX closes flat on mixed day of trading - The Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review
Australian shares closed the session flat on Thursday following a mixed day of trading on the market, as the index rallied from an opening loss. The S&P/ASX 200 index closed 3.3 points, or 0.06 per cent, higher at 5942.4, while the broader All ...
How the Royal Commission helped Insurance Australia Group Ltd (ASX:IAG) score an upgrade
Markets Live: ASX closes flat following rally
Wall Street ends in the red: Aus shares to open lower
10/18/2018
Perfect storm looms for east coast housing: AMP Capital's Shane Oliver - The Australian
The Australian
The Australian
Share this article. Facebook · Twitter · Email; Print; Save. Perfect storm looms for east coast housing: AMP Capital's Shane Oliver. Aerial view of Melbourne's CBD from Port Melbourne. Elizabeth Redman. Property Reporter. @elizabethredman. 3:16PM ...
Leading economist now expects house price falls of 20% in Melbourne and Sydney
House prices to fall 20% in Sydney and Melbourne, says top economist
AMP now thinks the Sydney and Melbourne housing markets can fall up to 20%
10/18/2018
ASIC launches review into school banking - NEWS.com.au
NEWS.com.au
NEWS.com.au
THE corporate watchdog has announced a review into primary school banking programs like Dollarmites to âensure they ultimately serve the interests of young Australiansâ. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission announced the review on ...
CBA's Dollarmites program in ASIC's sights
Clock ticking on Dollarmites survival, time for ASIC to step up
Commonwealth Bank's Dollarmites under scrutiny as ASIC launches school banking probe
10/17/2018
New licence gives Max Brenner lifeline - The Australian
The Australian
The Australian
Share this article. Facebook · Twitter · Email; Print; Save. New licence gives Max Brenner lifeline. Max Brenner stores around the country appear certain to close. Eli Greenblat. Senior Business Reporter. @EliGreenblat. 7:06AM October 18, 2018 ...
Max Brenner gets last-minute lifeline
Max Brenner chain saved in last minute deal with Tozer & Co
Downside to last-minute Max Brenner lifeline
10/18/2018
Australian 'betting frenzy' on record $1.2bn US jackpot as Lottoland ban looms - The Australian
The Australian
The Australian
Share this article. Facebook · Twitter · Email; Print; Save. Australian 'betting frenzy' on record $1.2bn US jackpot as Lottoland ban looms. Lottoland CEO Luke Brill pictured at their offices in Alexandria. Picture: Toby Zerna. Sarah-Jane Tasker. Reporter.
Aussies flock to 'synthetic lotto' sites as US MegaMillions jackpot rises to $1.3 billion
10/18/2018
Shareholders grill Treasury chairman over CEO pay and Chinese trade war - Herald Sun
Herald Sun
Herald Sun
TREASURY Wines Estates has been forced to defend its chief executive's $17.6 million pay and perks package as it continues to hitch future earnings to Chinese wine sales. At the group's annual meeting on Thursday, chair Paul Rayner was also questioned ...
Treasury Wine on target for 25pc profit growth
10/18/2018
Government intervenes in casual pay case - 9news.com.au
The Australian Financial Review
9news.com.au
Unions have blasted Industrial Relations Minister Kelly O'Dwyer's decision to intervene in a potentially landmark court case about casual workers' pay and leave entitlements. Labour hire firm WorkPac has filed an application in the Federal Court ...
As the economy hits full employment, questions over when casual is permanent
Kelly O'Dwyer intervenes in Federal Court case over âdouble dippingâ casuals
Kelly O'Dwyer will intervene in a Federal Court case about casuals
10/17/2018
Sydney to have three CBDs in bold new plan to cope with population growth - NEWS.com.au
NEWS.com.au
NEWS.com.au
ENTREPRENEUR Dick Smith has ripped into a plan to turn Sydney into a mega city with three CBDs, saying immigration had caused a âjamâ across Australia. A series of reports on ABC's 7.30 this week explored the bold plan â developed by politicians and ...
Sydney could move away from centralised CBD model