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  • Political tensions hit dollar
    THE dollar fell to its lowest level in a month, as the US greenback strengthened and Australian leadership tensions re-ignited.


  • IAG upgrades revenue guidance
    INSURANCE Australia Group said that first-half net profit fell 11 per cent as bad weather boosted claims.


  • DJs sales down, outlook gloomy
    UPMARKET retailer David Jones said second-quarter sales fell 3.1pc, and warned that challenging conditions would continue. 


  • Virgin profits from Qantas strike
    VIRGIN Australia said it more than doubled first-half profit as the airline benefited from strike action affecting rival Qantas.


  • China faces crisis: World Bank
    CHINA could face an economic crisis unless it implements deep reforms, according to the World Bank and a Chinese think tank.


  • APN announces $45m loss
    APN News & Media has unveiled a $45.1 million full year loss as it prepares to expand its outdoor advertising business.


  • Apple defends iPad name in China
    Apple defended its right to use the iPad trademark in China in a heated court hearing in Shanghai.


  • Fairfax shifts focus from web
    FAIRFAX Media will shift its focus away from the web and aggressively chase audiences turning to internet TV and other devices.


  • Greece prepares debt restructure
    THE Greek Government braced for further anti-austerity protests while the country's parliament was debating debt restructuring.


  • Wall Street ends lower on Greece
    US stocks faltered, snapping a three-day winning streak, as investors took a cautious stance on the European economy,


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