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News Corp will no longer be listed on the London Stock Exchange -- what will that mean for the new print company after the amicable divorce?

News Corp quits London Stock Exchange

Jun 04, 2013

With the ongoing rise and importance of sovereign funds around the world and the likelihood this will continue to grow, the question for Labor is what is their attitude towards sovereign fund investment in Australia? asks Matt Marks.

Sovereign funds – what’s Labor’s policy?

Dec 11, 2007

One man who couldn’t help but feel more than a little vindicated following BHP’s long awaiting move on Rio is former Billiton boss, Brian Gilbertson, who was sacked by BHP Chairman, Don Argus, in early 2003 after going behind the board’s back and approaching Rio regarding a merger, writes Adam Schwab.

Gilbertson’s foresight vindicated by BHP’s Rio move

Nov 14, 2007

BHP-Billiton is now valued at more than $250 billion, based on yesterday’s record close of $44.60. In fact, this week’s 8% surge means that BHP’s market value now exceeds the combined value of our Big Four banks.

BHP and Rio = staggering $407 billion in equity

Sep 26, 2007

The highlights and lowlights of this morning's sharemarket activity.

Morning Market Report

Sep 21, 2007

Just when you thought it was becoming safe to go back into a bank, whoosh, a big one bites the dust. Northern Rock, Britain's fifth biggest mortgage lender has been rescued by the Bank of England in a dramatic late night move.

Here we go: Bank of England rescues lender

Sep 14, 2007

Australia’s biggest investment banking rainmaker, Macquarie Bank’s Nicholas Moore, is a man who hates media attention, which makes his presence on the Macquarie Media board particularly ironic.

Media-shy Macquarie joins the seven media billionaires

Jul 04, 2007

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