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Fairfax chairman to brave shareholder vote |
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The Australian Shareholders' Association, which represents the interests of retail investors, yesterday revealed it had also been considering voting against ... Read article in The Australian 19 September 2009
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BREAKFAST DEALS: Telco shake-up |
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Business Spectator | 16 September 2009 As for Telstra investors however, the Australian Shareholders' Association said the move was a "giant kick in the teeth for Telstra shareholders". "It severely damages the earnings potential of the company and there's really not one good thing for shareholders to come out of the proposal legislation," said ASA chief Stuart Wilson... Read the full article on Business Spectator here
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Shareholders say 'not one good thing' in Telstra proposal |
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The Australian Shareholders' Association says the federal government's planned reforms for the telecoms industry are a "giant kick in the teeth" for shareholders. Communications Minister Stephen Conroy today announced reforms that pave the way for separation of Telstra's wholesale and retail operations and the implementation of the government's high speed national broadband network initiative. ASA chief executive Stuart Wilson says there is not one good thing for shareholders in the proposal and Telstra shareholders will suffer if they are implemented. View article in The Age newspaper here The Age | 15 September 2009
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Shareholders outraged by Telstra split plans |
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Chief executive of the Australian Shareholders' Association Stuart Wilson says the decision has outraged Telstra shareholders.
"Since the announcement has come out this morning there has been a steady flow of complaints coming through," he said.
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Government calls for Telstra split |
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News.com.au | 15 September 2009 THE Federal Government has denied it tipped off the Future Fund about plans to force Telstra to spilt. The fund, which operates independently of Government, sold off a third of its stake in Telstra three weeks ago netting almost $2.4 billion. View article on www.news.com.au here
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