Thursday, June 20th, 2013
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  1. $102k slap for iiNet ad

    ISP becomes first ASX-listed company to cop penalty for misleading ad under Australian Consumer Law.

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    $102k slap for iiNet ad
  2. Stimulus wind-up flagged

    US Fed boss Ben Bernanke foreshadows slowing of central bank's bond-buying program later this year.

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    Stimulus wind-up flagged
  3. Skyscraper sale 'too low'

    Raine Square's $458m record price tag was 'massively under value' says developer.

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    Skyscraper sale 'too low'
  4. Fight over logging quotas

    One of WA's biggest timber mills set close and sack half its workers. | Millions lost in timber thefts

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    Fight over logging quotas
  5. Forrest backs the arts

    Mining billionaire urges people to hold their nerve and maintain support for the arts.

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    Forrest backs the arts
Market hit by double whammy

$33b wiped off bourse as bad news out of China and the US spooks investors. 10:53 am

Premier reveals Muja AB boiler pipes weren't inspected resulting in cost blowout. 12:24 pm

Rain forces iron ore miner to revise down its annual production guidance by 2mt. 11:25 am

Mining equipment supplier downgrades profit outlook for second time in two months. 10:24 am

Union says ANZ will move Melbourne call centre overseas and sack 600 staff. 12:58 pm

Reed hammered to all-time low

Reed hammered to all-time low

Shares in gold producer Reed Resources were hammered in early trade today following an update on its Meekatharra gold operations. 1 hour, 2 minutes ago

Manufacturing sector sees rare improvement

Manufacturing sector sees rare improvement

A falling Australian dollar has improved sentiment in the manufacturing sector. 59 minutes ago

China manufacturing at nine-month low in June

China manufacturing at nine-month low in June

BEIJING (AFP) - China's manufacturing activity shrank again in June, HSBC said on Thursday, hitting a nine-month low and adding to concerns about the strength… 14 minutes ago

iiNet slugged $100k for misleading ad

iiNet slugged $100k for misleading ad

iiNet has the dubious distinction of becoming the first ASX-listed company to cop a penalty for misleading advertising under Australian Consumer Law. June 20, 2013, 10:56 am

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