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BHP looks long term, drops Rio bid
BHP Billiton is the world's biggest mining company so it was fitting it was BHP that decisively marked the end of the five-year global resources boom this week.
Special Report: Trading on our future
3 Australia’s emissions trading scheme is meant to save the planet, but business is worried about saving growth locked
NearMap charts global course
4 TECHNOLOGY and intellectual property group ipernica completed its acquisition of new media company NearMap last week in a strategic change of focus that could pitch it against the likes of Google Earth on the world aerial mapping stage. locked
Shortage of expertise in nuclear power
1 PREMIER Colin Barnett is known to be fond of big, regional projects that offer sweeping vision and the prospect of unlocking value for future generations. locked
Time’s right for hedge funds rebound
2 TO borrow from Samuel Langhorne Clemens - better known by his pen name, Mark Twain - rumours of the death of hedge funds are wildly exaggerated. locked

Westscheme asset review
MAJOR local superannuation fund -Westscheme has brought forward valuations of unlisted assets as the global financial crisis buffets investments across the spectrum.
Property

Pre-sale targets up ante for apartment projects
Pre-sale targets up ante for apartment projects THE credit crunch continues to tighten conditions in the Perth property market, with some new apartment developments requiring close to 100 per cent pre-sale to proceed. locked


Opinion

Risk and reward need balance
Risk and reward need balance I have been reading extensively this month about the deep problems in the US financial system and it has left me with one overriding conclusion. locked


Trade Opportunities

Upgrade needed for nickel exports
Upgrade needed for nickel exports THE controversy over lead exports from Esperance may have attracted intense public focus over the past two years, but a potentially larger commercial issue that remains unresolved is the future of bulk nickel concentrate exports. locked


Food & Wine

Coffee and relationships
Coffee and relationships BUILDING a business on strong personal relationships has proved a successful formula for the owners of West Perth-based Fiori Coffee, who recently received a national accolade for their coffees. locked


TOP ARTICLES FOR LAST 7 DAYS
1 | WA house sales fall 13% in October
2 | Margin calls on Rio pull market down
3 | FMG shares soar on takeover rumours
4 | EFTel forecasts loss, enters deal
5 | ANZ to buy Babcock power stations
MOST COMMENTS FOR LAST 7 DAYS
1 | World economy shaky despite bank rescues
2 | Rinehart pleads to PM for mining boost
3 | CCC charges Archer with corruption
4 | The Link, Riverside projects move ahead
5 | Home buyers crippled by stamp duty




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