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July 3, 2009

Territory, financiers reach agreement

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

Ailing iron ore miner Territory Resources Ltd has reached a standstill agreement with its financiers to allow it to restructure its & #36;72 million debt.

Oil prices slide on weak US jobs report

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

Oil prices sank under & #36;US67 a barrel on Thursday after weak jobs data quashed hopes of a speedy economic recovery in the United States.

Markets tumble after US jobless figures

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

The New York Stock Exchange was forced to extend trading by 15 minutes after technical problems hit the trading room floor overnight.

Eurozone unemployment hits 10-year high

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

The unemployment rate in the 16 euro countries climbed to a 10-year high of 9.5 per cent in May as companies cut jobs to survive the worst post-war recession.

ECB keeps interest rate steady

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

The European Central Bank has kept its main interest rate steady at a record low of 1.0 per cent.

Dollar falls to US80c on trade deficit data

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

THE dollar closed weaker on today after the nation recorded its largest trade deficit in 10 months.

Share market flat as miners gain

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

THE share market closed flat after earlier gains were whittled back despite gains in resources sector gains and a positive lead from Wall Street.

Bankrupt Esky brand sold off

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

OUTDOOR recreation company Coleman Australia has bought the Esky brand from Nylex and plans to expand the iconic Australian brand internationally.

NAB fees drive rise in loyalty

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

NATIONAL Australia Bank’s (NAB) automatic teller machine (ATM) disloyalty fee has won it a 10 per cent rise in customer loyalty since the new ATM fee regime was introduced.

Chinalco takes up Rio Tinto rights offer

Filed under: market — Ami @ 8:06 am

RIO Tinto’s largest shareholder, Aluminum Corporation of China (Chinalco), has taken full part in a $US15.2 billion rights issue from the Anglo-Australian miner.

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