Violence erupts at Greek demonstrations
Violence erupted on the sidelines of a Greek protest against government austerity measures, with riot police firing tear gas at hooded youths hurling firebombs.
World airlines see blue skies ahead
Global airlines are undergoing a surprisingly strong recovery with Asian and Latin American carriers leading the way, the leading industry group said.
Jobs growth likely to keep rates on hold
The RBA may well use Thursday & #39;s more stable reading of the labour market as an excuse to leave its official cash rate unchanged next month.
ANZ wins & #39;worst transnational & #39; prize
Australian bank ANZ is this year & #39;s winner of the Roger Award for the & quot;worst transnational corporation & quot; operating in New Zealand.
BP to pay & #36;A7.6b for Devon Energy assets
British oil giant BP said it will pay US firm Devon Energy & #36;US7 billion ( & #36;A7.66 billion) for assets in Brazil, Azerbaijan and the Gulf of Mexico.
Gujarat to spend & #36;500m on its NSW mines
Indian-owned coal producer Gujarat NRE Coking Coal Ltd plans to spend & #36;500m expanding its two mines in the Illawarra region of NSW over the next five years.
Iron ore and coal exports rise
Australia & #39;s exports of iron ore and coal rose to record levels in the December quarter buoyed by strong demand from Japan, Korea and China.
Hobart, N Qld head best property markets
Hobart and the sleepy regional north Queensland town of Silkwood were among the best performing property markets over the past decade, research found.
Coal prices set to rise amid confusion
Coal prices are tipped to rise in coming months amid constrained supply and ongoing Chinese demand.
Seven shareholders & #39;warming to merger & #39;
Seven Network shareholders are warming to Kerry Stokes & #39; & #36;3 billion push to merge the television group with WesTrac, the media mogul & #39;s right-hand man says.
Daihatsu recalls 275,000 vehicles
Daihatsu Motor Co, a subsidiary of embattled Toyota, said on Thursday it was recalling almost 275,000 vehicles due to possible defects.
Seven appoints CFO of media assets
Seven Network Ltd has appointed one of its executives to the position of chief financial officer of its media assets.
Cooper Energy hampered by flooding
Cooper Energy says flooding in the Cooper Basin is likely to have an impact on its South Australian operations as roads are cut off and oil fields are isolated.
Centrebet defends takeover talk
Centrebet International says it first become aware of takeover proposals in February but did not tell the market until this week for reasons of confidentiality.
iiNet confirms Netspace takeover talks
Internet service provider iiNet says it is in discussions with rival Netspace about a takeover but no decision has been made to proceed with the acquisition.

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Stolen Swiss bank data at HSBC hits 24,000 clients
GENEVA (AFP) - A Swiss unit of global banking giant HSBC revealed Thursday that details on 24,000 bank customers may have been leaked in a major security breach that has helped fuel pressure on Switzerland over tax evasion.
Horizon clears for airlines on Asian recovery: industry body
GENEVA (AFP) - The global airline industry is heading for far better results this year than expected because of recovery in Asian and Latin American markets, but will show a big overall loss, the airline body IATA said on Thursday.
BMW posts 36.5% drop in 2009 profit
FRANKFURT (AFP) - BMW, the world's leading luxury car maker by sales, on Thursday reported a sharp drop in 2009 profit but said deliveries would pick-up this year.
Oil steadies after recent surge
LONDON (AFP) - Oil prices held steady on Thursday as investors paused for breath following recent gains made after data that showed stronger US energy demand, analysts said.
Dollar steadies after China data
LONDON (AFP) - The safe-haven dollar steadied against rival currencies on Thursday after Chinese economic data raised fears of soaring inflation, dealers said.
European stock markets weaken
LONDON (AFP) - Europe's main stock markets weakened Thursday after unconvincing gains overnight on Wall Street as investors mulled the latest economic data and company news.
US will drive tough bargain on tanker deal: Gates
AT US MILITARY BASE IN SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFP) - US Defence Secretary Robert Gates said on Thursday the Pentagon will drive a hard bargain with Boeing on a contract for a new aerial refuelling tanker after Airbus parent EADS dropped out the competition.
US views Doha framework as 'not satisfactory': lawmaker
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States is unhappy with the current framework of the Doha Round of negotiations to forge a global trade accord, a key lawmaker said Wednesday after talks with WTO chief Pascal Lamy.
Spain's GM plant, unions fail to reach restructuring deal
MADRID (AFP) - Unions at General Motors' Opel plant in Spain said negotiations with management on a restructuring plan for the factory collapsed late on Wednesday.
Private firms line up as Haiti opens for business
MIAMI (AFP) - Haiti's road to recovery took a new twist Wednesday as a trade group representing private security contractors wrapped up a conference on reconstruction in the earthquake-battered nation.
US budget deficit hits record high in February
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The US government registered a record budget deficit in February despite rising revenues, setting a record 17th consecutive month in the red, the Treasury said Wednesday.
Shell says no longer selling petrol to Iran
LONDON (AFP) - British oil giant Shell said Wednesday it had stopped selling petrol to Iran, becoming the latest major oil company to stop trading with the Islamic Republic.
China to lead oil demand growth as OECD area struggles
HOUSTON, Texas (AFP) - China's hunger for oil is set to drive global demand in the coming years as consumption in the industrialized countries may not regain pre-economic crisis levels, experts say.
Lula calls on Obama to resolve trade dispute
BRASILIA (AFP) - Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called Wednesday on President Barack Obama to put his weight behind a quick resolution to a US-Brazilian trade dispute.
African cotton production in "crisis," association says
YAOUNDE (AFP) - A sharp drop in world prices has almost halved cotton production in Africa over five years, the African Cotton Association announced Wednesday, saying the sector faced an & quot;acute crisis. & quot;


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