Babcock & Brown Ltd.
Babcock CEO, Chairman Step Down
Babcock & Brown unveiled a major overhaul of its board and management but failed to stem the drop in its share price due to continued concerns about its financial position.
ASX closes lower after financials fall
The Australian share market closed lower after falls from the financial sector, with Babcock & Brown suffering a heavy loss amid a drop in interim profit.
Australian stocks lower at noon
The Australian share market was lower at noon by less than one per cent, with utilities and financials the main laggards.
Stocks to watch
Stocks of interest on the Australian Stock Exchange today.
Stocks to watch
Stocks of interest on the Australian stock exchange today.
ASX edges higher as oil and gold rises
The Australian share market nudged a little higher after closing relatively flat last week as gold and oil prices rose.
Aussie sharemarket closes stronger
The Australian share market closed moderately stronger driven by an improvement in financial stocks and a positive lead from Wall Street.
Aust stocks up moderately at noon
The Australian share market was up moderately at noon as the metals & mining and energy sectors lifted, but utilities fell.
Babcock Wins Reprieve From Lenders
Babcock & Brown won a reprieve from its lenders, which removed a market capitalization clause attached to its debt facility and waived the right to review the asset management firm's ability to repay $2.67 billion in loans.
Babcock Wins Reprieve From Lenders
Babcock & Brown's lenders removed a debt clause and waived their right to review its ability to repay $2.7 billion in loans.
ASX close flat as bank gains offset
The Australian share market closed flat as a rally in banks and property trusts, triggered by a positive US lead, offset falls in mining and energy stocks.
Financials lead Australian stocks higher
The Australian stock market was higher at noon, led by the financial sector and a strong US lead.
Commander bet the house, and lost
COMMANDER Communications' lenders have called in the corporate paramedics in an attempt to revive what only two years ago was Australia's fourth biggest telecom.
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