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Manassen Foods plans organic growth and acquisitions: Family-owned specialty foods business Manassen Foods hopes to double its revenue over the next three ...
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Google takes another step in cloud computing crusade: Google will sell the online services of other business software makers in an effort to fill its own ...
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Qantas Airways set to roll out faster check-in technology: Qantas Airways says it is aiming to halve check-in times for customers at CityFlyer ports with new ...
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New power plants to ruin renewables: environmentalists: The approval of two new power stations will destroy NSW's renewable energy industry and the state's ...
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WA has become the third AUS state to okay GM canola: Western Australia has become the third Australian state to allow farmers to grow genetically modified ...
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Kraft Foods drops its acceptance level for Cadbury bid: US group Kraft Foods on Wednesday said it required only 50 per cent support from Cadbury shareholders ...
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Skills shortage expected to rise as economy improves: Australia's shortage of skilled labour will worsen as the economy improves, according to a survey by ...
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VIC: First hybrid car in AUS is to roll off production line: Australia's first locally built hybrid-powered car will roll off Toyota's Melbourne production line ...
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Gas demand in eastern AUS tipped to triple in 10 years: The nation's third largest natural gas producer Santos Ltd says demand for the energy source could ...
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New motor vehicle sales up 19.9% in year ended in Nov: New motor vehicle sales rose 19.9 per cent in the year ended November, as businesses took advantage ...
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Gov has a chance to iron out flaws in CPRS: Business: Business groups want the federal government to take the opportunity to "iron out" flaws in its climate ...
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China's manufacturing expands for ninth month: survey: China's manufacturing activity grew for a ninth straight month in November amid heavy stimulus spending ...
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Numbers change suggests ETS legislation likely to fail: The odds of the government's emissions trading scheme being consigned to the scrap heap have firmed ...
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Peak oil and climate change on a slippery slope: report: When Winston Churchill became First Lord of the Admiralty 98 years ago he made a pivotal reform that ...
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Many Chinese oppose AUS investment in CHN: survey: Nearly half of the people in China oppose investment in their country by Australian government-controlled ...
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