New group to push for Aussie jobs
A group of energy sector representatives has been formed with the aim of finding lucrative and lasting jobs for people in NSW.
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ASX has worst week this month so far
The ASX had its worst week this month so far following negative leads from overseas markets, with resources stocks leading the sell-off.
Iconic Aussie paint brand changes hands
Speculation that an iconic 106-year-old paint brand could return to Aussie hands has been dashed.
ASX flat but Penfolds owner dazzles
The ASX closed flat on an eventful day, with Penfolds’ owners hitting a six-month high, while an FMG cost blow out that claimed scalps.
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Govt rejects $25 million SPC request
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Porsche’s electric car built in 1898
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Toyota top selling car for 2nd year
TOYOTA remained the top-selling automaker for a second year in a row, beating U.S. rival General Motors by some 270,000 vehicles in 2013.
‘The union is at war with Toyota’
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Ford global boss warns Australia
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Cadillac coming to Australia
ELVIS Presley used to sing about them, but Australians could soon discover what the fuss over Cadillac cars is all about.
Meet the man who closed Holden
THE head of General Motors international operations has come clean on Holden’s shutdown, saying no amount of money could have saved the company.
Toyota vows ‘no more boring cars’
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US to unveil more muscle mobiles
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