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WEB ASX: Travel bulls still buying Webjet's B2B growth story - Vimarsana News

WEB ASX: Travel bulls still buying Webjet's B2B growth story

Webjet is flying high despite concerns about the economy as it carves out a niche as an intermediary between businesses and hotels.

Source: afr.com
'Why are you so rude?' Former lawyer Samuel Seow claims PHV driver insulted him - Vimarsana News

'Why are you so rude?' Former lawyer Samuel Seow claims PHV driver insulted him

An "errant" Grab driver who sped off while former lawyer Samuel Seow was opening the car door and then berated him has left him in shock. Seow tagged Grab in a Facebook post on Jan 4 detailing his experience with this Grab driver in Ubi. He recounted that he ran across the road to get to the car and opened...

Daily roundup: From $137m to $105m, Cluny Park GCB on sale again with lower asking price — and other top stories today - Vimarsana News

Daily roundup: From $137m to $105m, Cluny Park GCB on sale again with lower asking price — and other top stories today

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. From $137m to $105m: Cluny Park GCB on sale again with lower asking price A Good Class Bungalow, previously listed for $137.2 million last year but failed to garner "competitive offers", has been put for sale again for $105 million. A sale by expression of interest was...

The $68 billion Irish cement giant CRH's bidding partner for Adbri will be both a partner and a rival, because the Barro Group has a large privately-owned concrete business which is not part of the $2.1b deal. - Vimarsana News

The $68 billion Irish cement giant CRH's bidding partner for Adbri will be both a partner and a rival, because the Barro Group has a large privately-owned concrete business which is not part of the $2.1b deal.

Raymond Barro, chairman of Adbri, says the Barro family-owned business of 20 concrete plants in Victoria and Queensland is excluded from the deal.

Source: afr.com
Citi Sticks to Its Buy Rating for James Hardie (JHIUF) - Vimarsana News

Citi Sticks to Its Buy Rating for James Hardie (JHIUF)

Citi analyst Samuel Seow maintained a Buy rating on James Hardie (JHIUF – Research Report) today and set a price target of A$55.10. The co...