Friday, May 24th, 2013
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  1. Ord sugar deal closer

    State Govt on verge of announcing next step in deal that clears way for Chinese investment in Kimberley.

    Farm group criticises aid criteria
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    Ord sugar deal closer
  2. Maccas faces its critics

    McDonald's has again faced criticism that it is a purveyor of junk food that markets to children.

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    Maccas faces its critics
  3. iiNet defends its valuation

    CFO David Buckingham defends ISP's lofty valuation after shares in the company plunged yesterday.

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    iiNet defends its valuation
  4. UN sees weak recovery

    World economy should begin weak recovery this year but the United Nations says Japan faces 'risks'.

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    UN sees weak recovery
Women quotas 'will breed resentment'

Rio Tinto's Joanne Farrell says positive discrimination could have negative consequences. 02:30 am

Fears are mounting that the national economy is fracturing after car maker's decision. 05:48 am

Energy Minister Mike Nahan warns Government may pull the plug on costly exercise. 06:15 am

Golder Associates shed jobs in another sign of downturn affecting local resources industry. 07:31 am

Local bourse deeply in the red on second consecutive day of broad-based selling. 11:09 am

OTOC jumps on Nauru contract

OTOC jumps on Nauru contract

OTOC shares have soared against the weight of a downward market when it confirmed a $29 million deal to build housing for asylum seekers on Nauru. May 24, 2013, 7:32 am

Market falls further mid-session

Market falls further mid-session

The Australian stock market is sharply weaker again today, with all bar the gold sector trading lower on a day of broad-based selling. 28 minutes ago

Nikkei recoups some of Thursday's 7.3 percent dive, bull run seen intact

Nikkei recoups some of Thursday's 7.3 percent dive, bull run seen intact

By Dominic Lau TOKYO (Reuters) - The Nikkei share average regained ground on Friday after a 7.3-percent dive in the previous session, which… 26 minutes ago

Google, Facebook in talks to buy Waze for $1bn

Google, Facebook in talks to buy Waze for $1bn

Google is considering buying Israeli mobile satellite navigation start-up Waze for $1bn, which may lead to a bidding war with Facebook. May 24, 2013, 9:08 am

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