A top US automotive safety official flatly rejected charges that his agency had bungled its handling of deadly Toyota defects.
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A top US automotive safety official flatly rejected charges that his agency had bungled its handling of deadly Toyota defects.
The Greater Building Society says it will begin providing home loans at a lower rate than the big four banks, as it seeks to lure away regional customers.
Property developer Lend Lease Group says a US class action against a subsidiary filed by workers at the World Trade Center clean-up site is almost settled.
Shares in zinc, lead and silver miner CBH Resources have gone into a trading halt after the company received a takeover proposal.
TPG Telecom Ltd shares have been placed in a trading halt while shareholders of PIPE Networks Ltd vote on whether to approve TPG & #39;s offer to buy PIPE.
Fonterra plans to stop making cheese at its Longburn plant near Palmerston North, and says other jobs at the site will only be available for some workers.
Tiger Airways Holdings Ltd has reported strong growth in passenger numbers and an improvement in load factors for February.
The OECD anticipates that the yet to be released Henry Tax Review will provide initiatives to lift workforce participation.
Punters expect that the Reserve Bank of Australia will leave the official cash rate unchanged when its board meets in April, bookmaker Centrebet says.
Cathay Pacific returned to profit in 2009 as cost-cutting measures and bets on fuel prices helped Asia & #39;s No 3 carrier rebound from its biggest loss ever.