Wall Street Journal
Asian Shares Mostly Higher Following Wall Street Gain
Wall Street Journal
TOKYO—Asian stock markets were mostly higher early Tuesday following a rise in Wall Street shares overnight, with many investors shrugging off Friday's disappointing U.S. jobs data as they returned from the holiday. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average was up ...
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Wall Street Journal
TOKYO—Asian stock markets were mostly higher early Tuesday following a rise in Wall Street shares overnight, with many investors shrugging off Friday's disappointing U.S. jobs data as they returned from the holiday. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average was up ...
The West Australian
CommentThe canary in the iron ore mine
Financial Times
Atlas Iron has the unfortunate distinction of being the canary, after the Australian miner suspended its shares blaming the plunge in iron ore prices. Shares have lost 97 per cent of their value since touching a high of A$4.08 per share in May 2008, four years ...
A world of pain for Atlas IronThe Australian
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Financial Times
Atlas Iron has the unfortunate distinction of being the canary, after the Australian miner suspended its shares blaming the plunge in iron ore prices. Shares have lost 97 per cent of their value since touching a high of A$4.08 per share in May 2008, four years ...
A world of pain for Atlas Iron
UPDATE 1-Atlas considers asset sales, restructuring to survive iron ore crash
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Firstpost
Uncle mat kaho na: Real reason why Air India pilots fought in Jaipur-Delhi flight
Firstpost
New Delhi: Two Air India pilots were de-rostered on Monday after a scuffle between the two in the cockpit of a plane just before its departure from Jaipur over a minor issue of the captain addressing his deputy as 'uncle'. Air India. PTI. The incident took place ...
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City no longer 'critically polluted'The Hindu
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Firstpost
New Delhi: Two Air India pilots were de-rostered on Monday after a scuffle between the two in the cockpit of a plane just before its departure from Jaipur over a minor issue of the captain addressing his deputy as 'uncle'. Air India. PTI. The incident took place ...
Air India grounds two pilots over fight in cockpit
Air India denies cockpit punch-up
City no longer 'critically polluted'
Sky News Australia
Business call to arms on budget
Sky News Australia
Leading industry and business groups from all sectors have joined forces and called for a 'complete reset' in the way Australians approach economic reform. Nine peak business groups, known as the Group of Nine have released a collective statement ...
Groups says Australia must reform to avoid economic despairspyghana.com
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Sky News Australia
Leading industry and business groups from all sectors have joined forces and called for a 'complete reset' in the way Australians approach economic reform. Nine peak business groups, known as the Group of Nine have released a collective statement ...
Groups says Australia must reform to avoid economic despair
Business groups call on federal politicians to show more 'guts' in economic reform
Business leaders join to urge economic reform
CNBC
Why oil inventory fall won't boost prices much: Goldman
CNBC
Declines in U.S. oil inventories and capex may boost prices modestly in the near term, but production growth will remain too strong for substantial gains, Goldman Sachs said. "While the decline in the U.S. rig count has been faster than we expected, it remains ...
Oil prices fall as Goldman Sachs says prices have to remain low for monthsBusiness Today
Oil prices fall as Goldman says prices have to remain low for monthsReuters
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CNBC
Declines in U.S. oil inventories and capex may boost prices modestly in the near term, but production growth will remain too strong for substantial gains, Goldman Sachs said. "While the decline in the U.S. rig count has been faster than we expected, it remains ...
Oil prices fall as Goldman Sachs says prices have to remain low for months
Oil prices fall as Goldman says prices have to remain low for months
Analysts warn of need to slow US oil production
Sky News Australia
BHP and Rio in ATO's sights
Sky News Australia
If BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto avoid paying billions of dollars in Australian company tax through profit shifting, it is because the law allows them to do so, says tax experts. The Australian Tax Office has the mining giants in its sights amid claims they been saving ...
Australia chases BHP, Rio Tinto on Singapore tax shelter - AFRYahoo7 News
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Sky News Australia
If BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto avoid paying billions of dollars in Australian company tax through profit shifting, it is because the law allows them to do so, says tax experts. The Australian Tax Office has the mining giants in its sights amid claims they been saving ...
Australia chases BHP, Rio Tinto on Singapore tax shelter - AFR
Govt 'should have guts' for hard changes
Tax Office chasing BHP, Rio: report
The Australian Financial Review
The three most important things you can do to boost staff engagement
The Australian Financial Review
Focusing on individual's strengths, rather than their weaknesses, is just one of the steps to getting the most from your team. by James Harter. Less than one-third of Americans are engaged in their jobs in any given year. This finding has remained consistent ...
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The Australian Financial Review
Focusing on individual's strengths, rather than their weaknesses, is just one of the steps to getting the most from your team. by James Harter. Less than one-third of Americans are engaged in their jobs in any given year. This finding has remained consistent ...
Bad bosses causing employees to quit in droves
50% of workers unhappy in job: study
5 Personality Traits Great Bosses Share
Los Angeles Times
A security treaty with Iran's potential victims could ensure deal compliance
Los Angeles Times
The heart of the opposition to the nuclear deal with Iran is the fear, even the assumption, that Iran will violate it, cheating on inspections and using the accord's provisions to double-deal and weaponize. Opponents often cite North Korea's violation of its deal ...
Iran oil return may be slow amid jostling for foreign investorsThe Australian Financial Review
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Oil prices rebound in AsiaThe Nation
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Los Angeles Times
The heart of the opposition to the nuclear deal with Iran is the fear, even the assumption, that Iran will violate it, cheating on inspections and using the accord's provisions to double-deal and weaponize. Opponents often cite North Korea's violation of its deal ...
Iran oil return may be slow amid jostling for foreign investors
Is This The World's Most Passive-Aggressive Statement On Iran?
Oil prices rebound in Asia
The Punch
'Bonga spill affected 350 communities'
The Nation Newspaper
The 2011 Bonga oil spill incident from an offshore oil field by Shell Nigeria Production and Exploration Company (SNEPCo) affected 168,000 victims in 350 communities in Delta and Bayelsa states. The paramount ruler, Olobia Community at Koluama in ...
168000 fishermen affected by 2011 Bonga spill – MonarchThe Punch
Monarch says 2011 Bonga oil spill impacts 168000 fishermen in 350 communitiesWorldStage
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The Nation Newspaper
The 2011 Bonga oil spill incident from an offshore oil field by Shell Nigeria Production and Exploration Company (SNEPCo) affected 168,000 victims in 350 communities in Delta and Bayelsa states. The paramount ruler, Olobia Community at Koluama in ...
168000 fishermen affected by 2011 Bonga spill – Monarch
Monarch says 2011 Bonga oil spill impacts 168000 fishermen in 350 communities
Hurriyet Daily News
Turkish energy minister vows to keep lights on during polls
Hurriyet Daily News
Turkey's top energy official has vowed that the government will take all measures to prevent electricity shortages during the June 7 elections after opposition parties expressed concerns because of a massive power blackout on March 31 that left most of the ...
Head of Turkish grid operator resigns after blackoutDeutsche Welle
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Hurriyet Daily News
Turkey's top energy official has vowed that the government will take all measures to prevent electricity shortages during the June 7 elections after opposition parties expressed concerns because of a massive power blackout on March 31 that left most of the ...
Head of Turkish grid operator resigns after blackout
Turkey's power outage linked to mismanagement, grid director resigns
Turkish electricity director resigns
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