Centro Retail swings back into black

omss, this is your Australian Business update for Monday, 30 August 2010
	Centro Retail swings back into black Rebecca Thurlow CENTRO Retail Group made a net profit of $113.3 million in the year ended June 30, after a $2.68 billion net loss in the prior period.   DJs faces more sex harassment claims Natasha Robinson FORMER David Jones chief executive Mark McInnes is facing widening allegations of sexual harassment.   Shares 'ripping ahead' on US lead THE Australian stockmarket was nearly 2 per cent higher by early afternoon, as banks and miners jumped after a strong Wall Street lead.   Santos pushes Halyard amid Apache sale UPDATE: David Winning SANTOS will develop the offshore Halyard natural gas field, the miner said today, as it sold a stake in a nearby gas find to Apache.   Bank of Japan meets to cool rising yen UPDATE: Tomoyuki Tachikawa and Megumi Fujikawa JAPAN'S central bank board will hold an emergency meeting today to consider measures to cope with the surging yen.   Vegas bane of Bernanke's housing woes Sam Fleming PITY the burghers of Las Vegas. While their casinos glitter and hum, the desert city's residents are surveying eviscerated personal fortunes.   Mac Atlas posts $141m first-half loss Ross Kelly MACQUARIE Atlas Roads Group has reported a $141.2 million inaugural first-half net loss but boosted its proportionate revenue.   Kingsgate profit more than doubles Rebecca Thurlow KINGSGATE Consolidated's full-year net profit has more than doubled as it increased production and the gold price rose.   Financial Markets Shares 'ripping ahead' on US lead THE Australian stockmarket was nearly 2 per cent higher by early afternoon, as banks and miners jumped after a strong Wall Street lead.   Stocks rally on Wall Street rebound Bank of Japan meets to cool rising yen   Financial Markets Coverage   Mining & Energy Infigen reports $74m loss Ross Kelly INFIGEN Energy has reported a $73.5 million net loss that includes a $12.9m loss on the sale of its French assets and other charges.   Santos pushes Halyard amid Apache sale Santos sells Spar stake to Apache   More Mining & Energy Coverage		12:46pm Shares 'ripping ahead' on US lead 12:37pm Infigen reports $74m loss 12:30pm Firstfolio FY 2010 Annual Results... 12:23pm Santos pushes Halyard amid Apache sale 12:15pm Beach result scrubs up well 12:00pm Smart Investing with Robin Bowerm... 11:56am Intoll downgraded on higher bid 11:36am New home sales slump as rates bite 11:34am Shares open higher, led by banks 11:09am Stocks rally on Wall Street rebound 11:00am Macquarie Atlas Roads Half Year R... 11:00am Beach Energy 2010 Full Year Resul... 11:00am Kingsgate Full Year Results Prese... 10:51am DJs faces more sex harassment claims 10:46am Bank of Japan meets to cool rising yen   More Business Breaking News
	Criterion Beach result scrubs up well WITH the profit reporting season winding down, investors may be struggling for inspiration this week. City Beat Intoll downgraded on higher bid ANALYSTS have downgraded Intoll after its board recommended Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's higher takeover offer. More Opinion Stories
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