Published on December 14, 2010 by Technology Slice
Origin Energy Wins Power Asset – The amount TRUenergy bid for the Energy Australia retail business and Delta West trading rights is an indication that the NSW government might not get the $5bn expected from the process. The other winner, Origin Energy, is believed to have paid almost $2 billion for its combined Country Energy [...]
Tags: Assets, Australia Business, Bid, Clp, Country Energy, Delta West, Energy Australia, Hong Kong, Integral Energy, Nsw Government, Origin Energy, Power Energy, Retail Business, State Government, Tru, Ubs, Wins
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Published on July 13, 2010 by Technology Slice
Man Claims To Own 84% of FaceBook – Facebook rejected as “frivolous” a lawsuit filed by a New York man who claims he owns an 84 per cent stake in the social network. Facebook also said a temporary restraining order restricting the transfer of its assets issued by a Supreme Court judge in New York’s [...]
Tags: 50 Cent, Allegany County, Assets, Face Book, facebook, January 1, Mark Zuckerberg, New Man, One Per Cent, Spokesman, Stake, Sun Valley Idaho, Supreme Court Judge, Temporary Restraining Order, Wellsville New York, York Man
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Published on April 23, 2010 by Technology Slice
Greek Debt Costs Soar – Greece started talks to hammer out details of a potential European and International Monetary Fund aid deal on Wednesday but investors dumped Greek assets and the package faced heated resistance at home and abroad. Struggling to convince markets that Greece can slash its budget deficit and avoid default, the socialist [...]
Tags: Assets, Athens, Budget Deficit, Chronic Offender, Clarity, Denials, Doubt, Economists, European Commission, Finance Minister, Flattening Yield Curve, Greece, Imf, International Monetary Fund, Issuance, Lawmakers, Mid Level, Resistance, Socialist Government, Solvency
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Published on April 7, 2010 by Technology Slice
Islamic Finance Is Worth Trillions – ISLAMIC financial bodies, which adhere to religious proscriptions against interest, have a market potential of at least US$5 trillion ($5.43 trillion), Moody’s Investors Service said. But Moody’s added that such institutions needed to develop their own derivative instruments, avoiding conventional derivative practices, if they wanted to retain their popularity [...]
Tags: Assets, Derivative Instruments, Financial Bodies, Global Financial Crisis, International Economic Environment, Investors Service, Islamic Banking, Islamic Finance, Islamic Financial Institutions, Islamic Shariah Law, Issuing Bank, Lehman Brothers, Mainstream Institutions, Popularity, Principle, Proscriptions, Risky Business, Trillion, Us5, Worth Trillions
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Published on March 22, 2010 by Technology Slice
Royal Dutch Shell Deal – Arrow Energy backed a revised $3.44 billion bid today from Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina for the majority of its Australian assets. The coal-seam gas producer announced that under the new deal, Arrow shareholders will receive cash of $4.70 per share, plus one share in a new listed entity, Dart [...]
Tags: Arrow, Assets, Business Strategy, Cash Component, Chairman John, Coal Seam Gas, Curtis Island, Dart, Gas Producer, John Reynolds, Lng Project, New Deal, Petrochina, Queensland Business, Royal Dutch Shell, Shareholders, Shell Energy, Shell Reserves, Trading Halt, Volume Weighted Average Price
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