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Garden state status under threat amid squeeze on public open space - Vimarsana News

Garden state status under threat amid squeeze on public open space

Parks and nature reserves are vital for wellbeing. But at the rate Melbourne is densifying and expanding, access to public open space could fall dramatically.

Founder fights, investor fury exposed as Uber makes its case against GoCatch - Vimarsana News

Founder fights, investor fury exposed as Uber makes its case against GoCatch

Investors in fallen transport app GoCatch were alarmed by its lack of progress and wanted to sack its co-founders around the time UberX launched in Australia, private emails show.

Source: afr.com
Progress on free trade deal for foreign lawyers - Vimarsana News

Progress on free trade deal for foreign lawyers

Australia and the UK have taken the first steps toward a free trade agreement for lawyers that will relax strict rules around the admission of foreign lawyers.

Source: afr.com
CSL works up $US1 billion bond deal - Vimarsana News

CSL works up $US1 billion bond deal

CSL has a host of top-tier investment banks working on the deal, namely Bank of America, Citi, JPMorgan and HSBC.

Source: afr.com
TWE ASX: Warren Randall, the chairman of the Randall Wine Group, which owns Seppeltsfield Estate and One Pound Per Acre, says Penfolds will rebound quickest if China eases tariffs. - Vimarsana News

TWE ASX: Warren Randall, the chairman of the Randall Wine Group, which owns Seppeltsfield Estate and One Pound Per Acre, says Penfolds will rebound quickest if China eases tariffs.

The owner of Seppeltsfield Estate and Gemtree says the company took a $40m hit from Chinese wine tariffs and regaining lost sales could take three years.

Source: afr.com