Archive for February, 2006

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Melbourne News

Australia’s BlueScope H1 profit slides 38 percent (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)

MELBOURNE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Australia’s largest steel maker, BlueScope Steel Ltd. , posted a 38 percent slide in first-half net profit, driven by falling steel prices and a fire at one of its plants.

MELBOURNE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Australia’s largest steel maker, BlueScope Steel Ltd. , posted a 38 percent slide in first-half net profit, driven by falling steel prices and a fire at one of its plants.



Australia’s BlueScope H1 profit slides 38 percent (Reuters Finance News, Australia via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)

Australia’s Domino’s Pizza Upgrades 2005/06 Profit Forecast (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Asia News)

Australia’s BlueScope H1 slides 38 percent (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)

MELBOURNE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Australia’s largest steel maker, BlueScope Steel Ltd. , posted a 38 percent first-half profit slide on weaker export prices and higher raw material costs and reaffirmed guidance for a weaker second half.

MELBOURNE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Australia’s largest steel maker, BlueScope Steel Ltd. , posted a 38 percent first-half profit slide on weaker export prices and higher raw material costs and reaffirmed guidance for a weaker second half.



UPDATE 1-Australia’s BlueScope H1 slides 38 percent (Reuters Finance News, Australia via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)

UPDATE 1-Australia’s Billabong H1 profit rises 15 percent (Reuters Finance News, Australia via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)

AUSTRALIA’S DOMINO’S PIZZA UPGRADES 2005/06 PROFIT FORECAST (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)

Australia’s BlueScope says sees Asia steel price improvements (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)

Australia’s BlueScope says sees Asia steel price improvements (Reuters Finance News, Australia via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)

Westfield changes payout policy (CNN.com)

MELBOURNE, Australia (Reuters) — Westfield Group Ltd., the world’s largest shopping mall owner by market value, said on Monday it would change its dividend payout policy to exclude project earnings and would hold its dividend steady this year.

MELBOURNE, Australia (Reuters) — Westfield Group Ltd., the world’s largest shopping mall owner by market value, said on Monday it would change its dividend payout policy to exclude project earnings and would hold its dividend steady this year.



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