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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Australian infrastructure fund management group Babcock & Brown Ltd. said Thursday that its Chief Executive Officer Phil Green, and Chairman and founder James Babcock, would resign, sending the firm's...
SYDNEY, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Australian shares fell 0.8 percent on Thursday as weak outlook statements from companies reporting earnings countered advances by resources companies on higher commodity prices. Babcock & Brown Ltd...
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Australian infrastructure fund management group Babcock & Brown Ltd. said Thursday Chief Executive Officer Phil Green and Chairman James Babcock would step down, sending the firm's Sydney-listed...
Babcock & Brown Ltd (B&B) will sack a quarter of its 1,600 staff and slash its debt after reporting a 30 per cent fall in interim profit and confirming the departure of its chairman and chief executive. Executive chairman Phil...
SYDNEY, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Australian investment firm Babcock & amp; Brown Ltd BNB.AX (BNB) announced on Thursday that its chief executive and chairman will step down as the company battles a collapse in its share price amid...
Babcock & Brown CEO to step down, stock falls By Chris Oliver, MarketWatch HONG KONG (Menafn - Australian infrastructure fund management group Babcock & Brown Ltd. said Thursday that its Chief Executive Officer Phil Green, and...
MELBOURNE, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Australian shares are likely to open steady on Thursday, with gains in the top miners and energy companies on higher nickel and oil prices likely to offset any drop in financial services. Stock...
By Sundeep Tucker in Hong Kong, Rebecca Sharp in Sydney and Reuters Australian investment firm Babcock & Brown Ltd announced on Thursday that its chief executive and chairman will step down as the company battles a collapse in...
THE Australian share market was down by just under a per cent at noon, caused by underperformance from both utilities and financials. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 had lost 44.1 points, or 0.89 per cent to 4,885.4,...