Tech Companies To Benefit From Company Tax Cut A Tony Abbott led Government will reduce the rate of company tax to 28.5 per cent from July 1, 2013 the Liberal Party have announced today.
No Credit For Shippers Set To Hurt Technology Industry Consumer electronic and PC technology companies could be facing a shortage of stock running into the peak Xmas buying period because global shipping is grinding to a halt because of the refusal of banks to issue letters of credit.
Dollar And Shares Surge As Distributors Roll Out Price Rises Only days after the Australian dollar plunged to new lows, distributors have started to roll out prices in a move that could impact the specialist channel. The prices come as both the dollar and Australian shares rise in early trading.
Harvey Norman CE Financier On The Skids One of the largest financiers of consumer electronic in Australia is on the skids with their shares slumping from a high of $3.00 to $0.41c. Key to the Companies future is the CE market that last month declined up to 30% for some CE distributors.
CE Vendors To Be Questioned Over Woolworths Bribes Several CE vendors are set to be questioned about payments to a former senior Woolworths executive who yesterday was charged with fraud involving $3.7 million in secret commissions.
Sky Launches 24-Hour Business Channel Sky News will air Australia’s first 24 hour, seven days a week dedicated business channel on Foxtel in early 2008.
Spam Email Attempts To Inflate Share Prices A spam email circulating the globe has been identified as an attempt to inflate share prices by encouraging recipients to buy shares in a little-known website company that sells new and used motor vehicles.
King Street Wharf Takes Off As Macquarie Bank Moves In King Street Wharf is set to become one of the most sought after of CBD office locations with big names like Macquarie Bank, American Express, KPMG and now Macquarie Bank moving in.