Rear Window

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    No news a break for James Hardie

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    No news a break for James Hardie

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    Sweeney keeper of the Opes secretWhen you've been a client of Opes Prime, it pays these days to have a good lawyer.If nothing else, it helps to keep your name out of sight from prying eyes.

  • Leaders take a short cut to success

    Regulators looking for some answers on short selling might like to look a little closer to home for an explanation of why it's happening.

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    Carr leaps on board the gravy train; Otto's already in the money; more.

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    Man with a nose for trouble enlists the Iron Lady

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    Frozen at the peak of perfection

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    Luckily for him, St George chief has his optionsSt George Bank boss Paul Fegan was adamant yesterday that his future - if Westpac's takeover bid succeeds - hasn't been discussed.

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    A right result, away from the Olympics.

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    Wobbles follow regulator's move

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    A few spanners in the fundies' works

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    Brave Ken scores a king hit on taxes

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    Spruikers dig deep in Kalgoorlie

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    A lot can be ironed out in five minutes

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    Strategic thinking averts a bloodbath

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    Clyne homes in on Sydney

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    Fat Finger, the world's most damaging trader, struck again yesterday in the local market.

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    Early Learning lowers its sights

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    Expansion plans on the back burner

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    Soldier of Fortune makes spirited plea; Much ado about almost nothing - well, about 0.2 per cent; more.

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    UBS banking guru Jeff Emmanuel's shoes are apparently so big it takes two people to fill them.

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    The nervous David Gyngell who fronted the presentation of Nine Network's 2008 program line-up in November was nowhere to be seen at the functions the TV network held this week to spruik its second-half programs and tout some of its new shows for 2009.

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    Allco's Strategic stake still priceless

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    Publishing stoush reaches stand-offTalk about setting the standard

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    Sage scoreless after Singapore sling; Gulf states gunning for holiday dollars; more.

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    League faces hard yards to boost broadcast dollarsRugby league's bid for much higher broadcasting revenue could be thwarted by the uncertainty over the economy.

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    Going for broke

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    Austock shares off the BoyleWith many an institutional broker eyeing last week's $150 million sale of Southern Cross Equities to Colin Bell and co, there's some fun to be had at guessing who will be the next to go in what now looks like an overbrokered market.

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    Unreal licensing practice bottled up

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    ANZ gets theatrical after a witch of a year

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The US appears to be putting its houses - Fannie and Freddie - in order, writes Glenn Mumford.