| Fortescue denies Leucadia charges |
 | Ross Kelly FORTESCUE Metals today denied accusations by Leucadia that it was not acting in accordance with a funding pact between the two. |
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| Telstra reveals SouFun IPO price |
 | Michael Bennet TELSTRA has priced the initial public offering of its Chinese online real estate business SouFun at $US810 million to $US850m. |
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| Andean sees beyond Eldorado bid |
 | Ray Brindal CANADA'S Eldorado Gold has approached Australia's Andean Resources with a proposal to create "the world's fastest growing" gold producer. |
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| Russia extends ban on wheat exports |
 | Ira Iosebashvili RUSSIA will extend its ban on grain exports until after next year's harvest has been collected, catching the global industry off guard. |
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| Bernanke sees some financial break-ups |
 | Michael Crittenden and Martin Vaughan A NUMBER of large US financial firms may cut their size or embrace less-complex structures under new regulations, Ben Bernanke said today. |
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| HP wins fierce $2bn battle for 3PAR |
 | Christine Seib HEWLETT-PACKARD has triumphed after a vicious bidding war for control of 3PAR, a data storage company. |
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| Sigma may face class action |
 | Bill Lindsay SIGMA Pharmaceuticals says it may face a class action alleging it failed to disclose information ahead of $297 million equity raising. |
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| Hung parliament dampens service sector |
 | James Glynn AUSTRALIA'S services sector was sluggish in August, weighed down by political uncertainty and steady withdrawal of the fiscal stimulus. |
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