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Wall St rallies 254 points despite job worries

  The Australian Business Briefing  
  omss, this is your Australian Business update for Thu Sep 02 08:24:31 EST 2010  
 
Wall St rallies despite job worries
Wall St UPDATE: Jonathan Cheng US stocks soared today, with the Dow rallying more than 250 points after US manufacturing data and strength in China and Australia.
 
US factories suggest no double-dip
manufacturing ANALYSIS: Kathleen Madigan THE August factory report for the world's biggest economy is like a shiny holiday gift found lying among depressing lumps of coals.
 
Regionals ponder merger logic
David Liddy EXCLUSIVE: Brett Clegg and Scott Murdoch DAVID Liddy didn't mince words. "There has to be fundamental structural change in the industry," he said.
 
Apple in aggressive push into TV
Apple launch Ian Sherr APPLE chief executive Steve Jobs has unveiled a new device that can deliver US99-cent ($1.09) rentals of TV shows over the internet.
 
Nufarm calls in debt advisers
Nufarm Rebecca Urban AILING agribusiness group Nufarm has appointed external advisers to assist with a possible restructure.
 
Hardie faces bailout to pay asbestos fund
James Hardie Tracy Lee CONTRIBUTIONS by James Hardie to the asbestos victims compensation fund may be in jeopardy after it lost an appeal against a tax ruling.
 
Miners' $20bn rush to Africa
blue diamond Andrew Burrell THE number of listed Australian mining companies with operations in Africa has tripled to 160 in the past seven years.
 
Three fall foul of ASX deadline
ASX Blair Speedy JUST three companies had their shares suspended from trade yesterday for failing to lodge financial accounts with the ASX in time.
 
Financial Markets
Gold slips as investors seek risk
gold pour Matt Whittaker GOLD finished slightly lower today as stronger-than-anticipated US manufacturing data dulled some of the safe-haven shine.
 
Wall St rallies despite job worries
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Mining & Energy
Gold slips as investors seek risk
gold pour Matt Whittaker GOLD finished slightly lower today as stronger-than-anticipated US manufacturing data dulled some of the safe-haven shine.
 
Japanese cut BHP coal prices
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06:50am Gold slips as investors seek risk
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Apple in aggressive push into TV
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