Sentences with phrase «street talk column»

AMA had been in a trading halt on the ASX since Thursday pending finalisation of the deal, which was foreshadowed by the Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column on April 11.

But in October 2016, after speculation in this newspaper's Street Talk column that Woolworths was talking to potential buyers of its 500 petrol stations, Sims launched into a soliloquy as if sale terms had been lodged, labelling Australia's service stations «a reasonably concentrated market» and suggesting that «any sale to any existing player is going to be extremely closely scrutinised by us».

The $ 20 million capital raising and proposed acquisition of NuLac was first revealed by The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column.

This followed an earlier report in The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column in November that reported the Australian Securities and Investments Commission was asking questions about the space, which also hit the share price.

Archer Capital shelved its IPO plans for the company following market uncertainty, The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column revealed.

The first tranche of job cuts, as flagged by The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column last week, were confirmed by the bank on Monday morning.

As revealed by the AFR's Street Talk column, About Life, which has seven stores in Sydney, and one in Port Melbourne, wanted to raise capital through the sale.

Mr Chang, 47, declined to comment on his play for S. Kidman & Co, but The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column revealed last week that GLAM had trumped Shanghai Pengxin's $ 350 million bid.

Lion, which is owned by Japan's Kirin Corporation, has sold the Fine Wine Partners to Accolade for a price believed to be close to $ 100 million in a transaction which was first revealed by The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk Column on November 10.

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It is your current success as a literary agent that makes me eager to talk with you about representation for my book, Work Naked: Eight Essential Principles for Peak Performamce in the Virtual Workplace... The title grew out of public response to my revealing commentary on telework that Sue Shellenbarger published in her Wall Street Journal Work & Family column.