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Liberals, Nationals outpace Labor in race for donations ahead of next election
The federal Coalition has drawn in about $14 million more than Labor in political donations in the lead-up to the next federal election.
- David Crowe and Nick Bonyhady
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Worley sheds 3000 jobs as energy companies press pause on projects
ASX-listed engineering services provider Worley has cuts jobs and shored up its balance sheet, as the global economic slump dents it project pipeline.
- Supratim Adhikari
ASX nears record high as bank rally drives solid gains
The local bourse had ended the week firmly higher and just shy of a record close, as a surge in banking stocks drove CBA to a five-year high.
- Lucy Battersby
Worley's new CEO Chris Ashton to focus on clean energy transition
Worley's new CEO, Chris Ashton points towards the transition to renewable energy as a key focus of his tenure.
- Madeleine Bower
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Worley to consult on Egypt's first nuclear plant
ASX-listed energy services firm Worley Limited has announced it will consult on the construction of Egypt's first nuclear power plant.
- Patrick Hatch
Worley cops first strike as chairman warns on Dar Group creep
WorleyParson's chairman has hinted an increased stake by Beirut-headquartered Dar Group in the company could drive away uneasy customers;
- Yan Zhuang
Centre Alliance senator Rex Patrick backs Worley against Dar takeover
Centre Alliance senator Rex Patrick has backed Worley in its fight against moves by major shareholder Beirut-based Dar Group.
- Yan Zhuang
WorleyParsons grows with $4.6b acquisition
Engineering group WorleyParsons is set to almost double in size after agreeing to acquire Jacobs Engineering's energy, chemicals and resources division in a $4.6 billion deal.
- Stuart Condie
WorleyParsons, Navitas to incur charges for US tax overhaul
WorleyParsons and Navitas have said they would incur one-off charges following the recently passed tax legislation in the United States.
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