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• AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - NOV 19, 2004.

  - 2004-11-19

  SYDNEY, Nov 19 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: - Australia-US Free Trade Agreement set to take effect on January 1. - Coles Myer told shareholders it was no longer a basket case. THE AUSTRALIAN...

  Tags: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Coles Myer, FINANCE, Government

• AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - NOV 27, 2003.

  - 2003-11-27

  SYDNEY, Nov 27 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE AUSTRALIAN - Steve Waugh announces his retirement from cricket, ending speculation about his future; The OECD predicts Australian interest rates will rise by a further one percentage point while builders face a market crash;...

  Tags: Coles Myer, Government, HEALTHCARE, Sydney, U.S. Senate

• AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - NOV 14, 2003.

  - 2003-11-14

  SYDNEY, Nov 14 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW: - The investigation into share trading in Offset Alpine Printing escalated with yesterday's raids on Rene Rivkin, Graham Richardson and Trevor Kennedy; Macquarie Bank lifted profit by 32 per cent to...

  Tags: asset, Australia, bank, Coles Myer, Government, Iraq, Melbourne, One.Tel, Qantas Airways Ltd., Sydney

• Fels final act puts big grocers on notice.

  - 2003-07-09

  Jul 09, 2003 (Ad News - ABIX via COMTEX) The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission ACCC is taking Coles Myer and Woolworths to court. The regulator alleges that the retailers have engaged in anti-competitive activities relating to the purchase of bottle shops. The ACCC's...

  Tags: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Coles Myer, Government, Regulations, Retail, Woolworths

• State slugs Woolies liquor case.

  - 2003-07-01

  Jul 01, 2003 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) The government of New South Wales NSW has refuted claims that it sanctioned anti-competitive behaviour. Woolworths and Coles Myer have been faced with legal proceedings over their alleged anti-competitive behaviour in signing private licensing agreements...

  Tags: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Coles Myer, Government, Retail, Woolworths

• AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - OCT 11, 2002.

  - 2002-10-11

  SYDNEY, Oct 11 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW - Graeme Samuel appointed ACCC deputy; Dow Jones sent toward 7000 points amid concerns over corporate earnings and US economic growth and the US strategy on Iraq; Telephone records scrutinised in...

  Tags: advertisement, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Brisbane, Coles Myer, CSR, Government, Iraq, job, Queensland

• STOCKS - AUSTRALIAN SHARES CLOSE HIGHER - SEPT 9, 2002.

  - 2002-09-09

  SYDNEY, Sept 9 Asia Pulse - Australian shares closed up today, boosted by a solid banking sector performance and a rally in News Corp. Advances in key resources, Telstra and Coles Myer, and a 140-point gain on Wall St on Friday, contributed to the rise. ...

  Tags: Coles Myer, FINANCE, Government, News Corp., Sydney, Telstra Corp.

• AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - MARCH 27, 2002.

  - 2002-03-27

  SYDNEY, March 27 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER: - Commander of the HMAS Adelaide Norman Banks tells a Senate inquiry he told asylum seekers to jump overboard after their boat started sinking - ACCC says insurance companies...

  Tags: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Coles Myer, FINANCE, Government, Insurance, shareholder

• AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - MARCH 25, 2002.

  - 2002-03-25

  SYDNEY, March 25 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: - NSW faces a police shortage as record numbers of officers are on sick leave; the Oscar award ceremony is on today in Los Angeles with 13 Australians nominated. ...

  Tags: Australia, ceremony, Coles Myer, FINANCE, Government, Qantas Airways Ltd., shareholder, SOFTWARE

• Around the trade.

  - 2002-03-20

  Mar 18, 2002 Food Week ABIX via COMTEX -- Regulatory constraints on successful major players in particular markets in Australia are puzzling. In the break-up of the failed Franklins stores chain the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission ACCC appeared more concerned about inhibiting...

  Tags: Australia, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Coles Myer, Government, Manufacturing, Regulations, Woolworths