09:19AM | The Australian Financial Review
Telstra is set to reap at least $452 million from the sale of its 50.5 per cent stake in Chinese real estate website SouFun initial public offering.
12:00AM | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
The auction for AMP Capital Investors' transport operator Mitchell is starting to raise eyebrows. With Toll Holdings'
12:00AM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
When is a share trade not a real trade? And how do you know what is the true market volume of shares being traded?
12:00AM | Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Coal might be hot right now but Wesfarmers has shown no qualms about walking away from the auction for the collapsed Griffin Coal Mining group of companies after eight months of research.
12:00AM | nabila ahmed and sarah thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Spring may have sprung but more interestingly, speculation has resurfaced that Goldman Sachs global chief Lloyd Blankfein has reopened talks with JBWere with regards to a full consolidation.
12:00AM | Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Months after the planned merger broke down, the share price performances of Gloucester Coal and Macarthur Coal make for an interesting analysis.
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Words like "challenging" and "tough" were repeated more than 50 times by AREITs management teams ..
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
The herbicide group said yesterday that its debt had blown out by $170 million in the space of a fortnight.
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Cougar Energy has suffered a nightmare run since the Queensland government ordered it to suspend operations.
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
According to Merrill Lynch's equity strategist Tim Rocks, this reporting season was the worst for years.
02 September 2010 | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
Foster's Group chief financial officer Angus McKay is leaving to go to Asciano.
02 September 2010 | nabila ahmed and sarah thompson | The Australian Financial Review
PBL Media's decision to keep a 49.1 per cent stake in Carsales.com when the online car advertising firm listed in September 2009 worked a treat.
02 September 2010 | nabila ahmed and sarah thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Fresh from securing the Intoll board's backing for a $3.4 billion takeover, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is set to pick up another 10 per cent of Canada's 407 ETR toll road.
02 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Bank funding is under the microscope again. But not for the usual reasons.
02 September 2010 | Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
There's nothing like talk of a counterbidder to get the share price of a takeover target moving upward.
02 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
The takeover battle for small gold miner North Queensland Metals took an unexpected turn yesterday with the target announcing an unsolicited approach from a third party.
01 September 2010 | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
California is set to become the first US state to allow betting exchange wagering.
01 September 2010 | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
Speculation iSOFT will be taken over has resurfaced after the chief executive's resignation.
01 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
But those costs aren't likely to impact the company, as it will be able to pass them on to customers
02 September 2010 | EDITED BY Nabila AHmed AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
Prime Retirement and Aged Care Property Trust is facing an uncertain future without the management rights to its retirement villages.
31 August 2010 | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
Westoz Funds Management has boosted its stake in the WA-based group from 7.7 per cent to 9.22 per cent since April.
31 August 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank have secured roles on the largest deal in New Zealand since at least 2005 - dairy giant Fonterra's $1 billion-plus tracker listing for the end of 2011.
31 August 2010 | nabila ahmed and sarah thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Private equity asset auctions are still generating plenty of interest in the market.
31 August 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
The long-awaited outcome of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's review of National Australia Bank's and AXA Asia Pacific Holdings' proposed $13.3 billion merger has polarised the market.
31 August 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
It's a sign of the intense competition in a quiet market that as many as four banks have pitched over the past week or so on CSL's $900 million buyback.
30 August 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
As the Queensland government prepares to push the button on the $3 billion initial public offering of QR National, it's already considering ways to ensure stock price stability in after-market trading.
30 August 2010 | Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Fairfax Online would be worth just under $1 a share if it were priced in the same way as other online companies.
30 August 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Goldman Sachs has upgraded its recommendation on Fortescue Metals Group but says investors will need to remain nimble.
30 August 2010 | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
Gaming machine expenditure is still down but stabilising, which is a good sign for Tabcorp, Tatts and Woolworths.
30 August 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Analyst Jason Weate argued that the gearing in the fund after the deal is not 25 per cent but a still high 37 per cent.
