Is Bega biting off more than it can chew with Vegemite deal?
Vegemite has long been a lightning rod for economic nationalists who have railed long and hard about how so much of our iconic brands are owned offshore.
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Brian Robins
'This doesn't add up' - Bellamy's fight heats up
Directors of troubled infant milk formula group Bellamy's Australia are ramping up their campaign against dissident shareholders after unmasking original backer Jan Cameron as standing behind a key block of shares in the company.
Transurban tipped to seek $1 billion from shareholders
It is juggling buying stakes in new tollroad projects in Victoria, NSW and the US, so don't be surprised if Transurban, the country's largest road investor, taps shareholders for $1 billion in fresh equity over the next few months.
US undercuts Australian gas exporters to Asia
A surge in shipments of US gas into north Asia highlights the challenge confronting Australia's gas exporters.
Bellamy's board to push to unmask the Black Prince
The board of troubled infant milk formula group Bellamy's Australia is to pursue legal action in a bid to unmask the identity of the owner of a key block of capital in the company as it seeks to pushback against efforts to take board control of the company.
Bellamy's rebels call on chairman to go
Shares in troubled infant milk formula group Bellamy's fell for a third straight day Friday with investor sentiment soured by the difficulties seen in reviving its fortunes.
Milk giants hit on a losing formula
When it comes to the all-important China market, the shadow of government regulation looms large.
Bleeding at Bellamy's not done yet say analysts
Its shares have slumped by a third in just two days, but that isn't enough to whet the appetite of some analysts, who reckon the shares should decline another 20 per cent or so to bring them back to 'fair value'.
Upturn in uranium price prompts Paladin refinancing
Shares in struggling uranium miner Paladin Energy slumped on Tuesday as it disclosed a complex proposal to restructure its borrowings.
Coal price slide to hit budget revenue hopes
Optimism that the surge in commodity prices may help lift government revenues and reduce the budget deficit has been pulled up short by a steep fall in spot coking coal prices since the start of the new year.
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