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December 13, 2007 |
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* ASIC Disqualifies Four Directors The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has disqualified four directors in November from managing corporations following their involvement in failed companies... Read More |
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ALL NIPPON: To Increase Fuel Surcharge from January-March 2008 All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd., said it will be increasing its fuel surcharge starting January 1, 2008, writes Gerardo Partido of Variety News... Read More |
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BANK OF AYUDHYA: Moody's Considers 'Baa3' Rating For Upgrade Moody's Investors Service has placed on review for possible upgrade the Bank of Ayudhya Public Co Ltd's ("BAY") Baa3 deposit and debt ratings and its D- bank financial strength rating... Read More |
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FIVE STAR: Most Loans Outside Normal Lending Practice, PwC Says Majority of Five Star Consumer Finance Ltd.'s loans were made outside normal commercial lending practices, receivers Richard Agnew and Anthony Boswell, partners at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said in their latest update to investors... Read More |
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KOREA EXPRESS: Attracts 10 Potential Bidders for Stake Sale Korea Express Co. Ltd. has attracted 10 potential bidders in a sale that analysts say could fetch up to US$2.2 billion, Reuters reports... Read More |
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MEGAN MEDIA: Former Chief Financial Controller Suspended Megan Media Holdings Bhd’s former chief financial controller Kenneth Kok Hen Sen @ Kok Liew Sen and its former executive chairman Datuk Dr Mohd Adam Che Harun were charged, on Dec. 5, 2007, with falsifying the company’s revenue figures, The Edge Daily... Read More |
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SYDNEY HARBOUR: May Have Difficulty Paying Loan to RTA According to State Auditor-General Peter Achterstraat, the company running the Sydney Harbour Tunnel may have trouble repaying its interest-free loan to the Roads and Traffic Authority, reports ABC News... Read More |
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TATA STEEL: Partners With SODEMI for US$1.5BB Iron Ore Project Tata Steel Limited and West African nation's state-owned SODEMI have entered into a joint venture agreement for the development of Mount Nimba Iron ore deposits in Ivory Coast (West Africa)... Read More |
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