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Austar to delay vote on Foxtel take-over
Regional pay TV provider Austar will seek court approval to postpone a shareholder vote on Foxtel's proposed take-over because the competition watchdog is yet to approve the deal.
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Foxtel and Webjet record strong yearly results
Foxtel and Webjet have both reported strongly yearly results.
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NBN Co and Telstra win big in ACMA 2.3GHz spectrum auction
NBN Co has secured 24 licences and Telstra has nabbed 12 in the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) 2.3GHz spectrum auction.
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Austar urges caution on Foxtel bid
Regional pay-tv provider Austar United Communications has urged caution following media reports that Foxtel is about to formalise its bid for the company.
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Foxtel announces bid to acquire Austar
Foxtel has announced its intentions to acquire Austar at a price of $1.52 per share in a condition proposal to the subscription TV service provider.
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M2 buys Austar mobile assets, looks for more acquisitions
Latest acquisition is expected to add about $1.3 million to M2's bottom line.
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NBN Co buys AUSTAR spectrum for $120 million
The company responsible for rolling out the National Broadband Network, NBN CO, has purchased pay TV provider, AUSTAR’s, 2.3GHz and 3.4GHz spectrum to roll out wireless broadband to rural and regional areas.
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UPDATE: Samsung cuts distributors
Samsung’s printers division has dropped four distributors as part of plans to realign its channels into business and consumer areas.
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