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Monday, 28 April 2008
Telstra may go it alone Telstra The Optus-led G9 consortium is in danger of floundering, leaving Telstra in the box seat to win the national broadband tender.  
All Ordinaries at 3:37 PM EST, 28 Apr 2008 5660.2+ 1.5(+ 0.03) Charts & index detail | Top Movers | More indices
Around the market at 3:37 PM EST, 28 Apr 2008
Nasdaq 2422.93 - 5.99 - 0.25%
CAC 50.06 + 0.0 + 0.0%
Hang Seng 25611.59 + 94.81 + 0.37%
NZX 3642.63 + 25.82 + 0.71%
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Michael West: A bag of shorts Michael West Australian super funds are making around $900,000 a day from lending their shares to short sellers and other stock borrowers.

Qantas to raise airfares Qantas Qantas will raise domestic and international airfares to offset the soaring cost of jet fuel.

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ASX: Stocks up on bank gains ASX sharemarket The Australian sharemarket was trading higher at noon, following a gain in US stocks on Friday and led by the financial sector. Aussie dollar near 2-month high The Australian dollar trades near a two-month high against the yen as rising commodity prices spur investors to buy higher-yielding assets financed in Japan. Japanese lose yen for US treasuries Add another ailment to the US misery index of soaring gasoline and wheat costs and falling home values: a federal deficit that is burgeoning as foreign investors led by the Japanese recoil from the slumping US dollar.
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Ross Gittins: There's more to economic life than tax reform Ross Gittins 2008-01 Wondering why our economic performance isn't better? Look what happened when 100 of our best business types got together. John Garnaut: A new breed: the man from Sinosteel John Garnaut Huang Tianwen, the president of Sinosteel, hoed fields and did odd jobs to earn merit points for his family during the Cultural Revolution.
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