Australia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »When men can be made to hope, then they can be made to win.
— Bryce Courtenay
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Inbound tourism powers ahead
Australia’s tourism industry is growing three times as fast as the broader economy.
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Australia to block vast land sale to China
Sale of Kidman cattle ranch to foreign-led group ‘not in the national interest’
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US, Canada call for clarity
Big US instos and Canadian pension funds have called for transparency in Australia’s foreign investment policy.
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France wins A$50bn Australia subs contract
Decision a blow to Japan’s ambitions to develop arms export industry
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Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership: Trade pact battle likely to continue
Australia, Japan & South Korea want more tariff reduction, market access; India remains cautious over agriculture interests
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Shocking reality for foreign workers
NEW research has uncovered the disturbing reality of working in Australia as an international student.
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Mitsubishi Heavy sets up Sydney subsidiary to strengthen hand in submarines contract
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. has established a fully owned subsidiary in Sydney. The creation of MHI Australia Pty. is aimed at highlighting Mitsubishi Heavy’s contributions to the local economy, thereby improving its chances of winning a major contract to build a fleet of submarines for the Australian government. The Australian ...
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Press Release from Business Wire : Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
7011) launched operations at MHI Australia, Pty. Ltd. in Sydney.
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Formula exporters sweat on China
China’s crackdown on milk sales gives Australia two years to get its products approved.
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BCA: nuclear power ‘insurance’
Australia should consider nuclear energy as an “insurance policy” against future power costs, new research suggests.
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Scentre joins Grocon on Barangaroo
Grocon has raised the stakes in a race for Sydney’s Central Barangaroo by sealing a partnership with Scentre.
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Australia, segnali positivi dal mercato del lavoro, calano i disoccupati
(Teleborsa) - Conferme positive giungono dal mercato del lavoro australiano. Secondo quanto comunicato dall'Australian Bureau of Statistics a marzo il tasso di disoccupazione è sceso al 5,7%,...
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Australia unveils new AU$5 note in currency overhaul; initial reactions scathing
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Tuesday unveiled the design of a new Australian $5 bill as part of a currency overhaul to improve banknote security. The banknote will feature new security measures, including a new distinctive top-to-bottom window, the RBA said. “Innovative new security features have been incorporated ...
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Traders angry over ETrade’s outage
ANZ is battling to fix “residual issues’’ at its online broking business ETrade Australia.
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Verifican droga decomisada en lancha en Acajutla
Autoridades de la Fiscalía General de la República (FGR) y de la Policía Nacional Civil (PNC) verificaban este domingo el cargamento de droga localizado a bordo de una lancha con bandera ecuatoriana.@PrensaFgr y @PNC_SV procesan la droga incautada para determinar su peso y valor pic.twitter.com/9iBBUByzuk— FUERZA ARMADA (@FUERZARMADASV) 10 de abril de 2016Los 17 bidones ...
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La economía colaborativa
Esta noche 40,000 cristianos, judíos y musulmanes roncarán en camas que reservaron en un servicio que ofrecen 2 millones de propiedades en 33,000 ciudades de 192 países. Sin agente de viajes de por medio, pagaron su hospedaje en línea, plata que llegó a la cuenta bancaria de un individuo, y ...
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Tata Steel Britain unit sale process to begin Monday: UK Minister
Tata Steel will begin the formal process to sell its UK units by Monday, British business minister Sajid Javid tweeted after a two-hour meeting with the company’s chairman Cyrus Mistry at Bombay House, the Tata Group’s headquarters, on Wednesday. This was Javid’s first meeting with Mistry after Tata Steel, UK’s ...
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LaSalle on the prowl for assets
LaSalle Investment Management is still on the hunt for new investments in Australia.
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Westpac car finance business fined
Capital Finance Australia pays $493,000 after ASIC takes action over consumer protection breaches.
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Westpac car finance firm fined
Capital Finance Australia pays $493,000 after ASIC takes action over consumer protection breaches.
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Trade deficit blows out
Australia’s trade deficit widened more than expected in February after narrowing in the previous month.