'Left with zero room to negotiate'
The consensus on the street is unanimous: CIMIC's takeover of UGL has been exceptionally well-played. Here's how CIMIC snatched UGL.
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Get set for higher prices, blackouts
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Corporate Australia's biggest taxpayers revealed
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