Thursday, April 08, 2004
German push wins Sonic fans
German push wins Sonic fans - BusinessNews - www.smh.com.au
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German push wins Sonic fans
By Jan Eakin
April 7, 2004
Sonic Healthcare has spent $45 million on a controlling stake in a German pathology business founded by Dr Bernd Schottdorf and his wife, Gabriele.
The acquisition of the 56 per cent stake, which is conditional on German anti-trust approval, pleased the market and pushed Sonic shares up 5c to a 2-year high of $8.37.
Andrew McAuley, head of Australian equities at Alliance Capital, described the deal as.... (read more)
German push wins Sonic fans - BusinessNews - www.smh.com.au
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German push wins Sonic fans
By Jan Eakin
April 7, 2004
Sonic Healthcare has spent $45 million on a controlling stake in a German pathology business founded by Dr Bernd Schottdorf and his wife, Gabriele.
The acquisition of the 56 per cent stake, which is conditional on German anti-trust approval, pleased the market and pushed Sonic shares up 5c to a 2-year high of $8.37.
Andrew McAuley, head of Australian equities at Alliance Capital, described the deal as.... (read more)
German push wins Sonic fans - BusinessNews - www.smh.com.au
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McCormack and Bentley Make it Three in a Row in Australia
McCormack and Bentley Make it Three in a Row in Australia
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McCormack and Bentley Make it Three in a Row in Australia
Perfect conditions greeted the athletes as they entered the calm waters of Wallis Lake, for the first time in the history of the event, without the aid of wetsuits. Due to the unusually warm water temperatures (24.9 degrees C) in NSW, Triathlon Australia enforced the no-wetsuit rule which saw the race start resemble an early 80's event before the wetsuit became a mandatory piece of equipment.
Missing from the race start was Germany's Lothar Leder who just 48 hours prior was.... (read more)
McCormack and Bentley Make it Three in a Row in Australia
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McCormack and Bentley Make it Three in a Row in Australia
Perfect conditions greeted the athletes as they entered the calm waters of Wallis Lake, for the first time in the history of the event, without the aid of wetsuits. Due to the unusually warm water temperatures (24.9 degrees C) in NSW, Triathlon Australia enforced the no-wetsuit rule which saw the race start resemble an early 80's event before the wetsuit became a mandatory piece of equipment.
Missing from the race start was Germany's Lothar Leder who just 48 hours prior was.... (read more)
McCormack and Bentley Make it Three in a Row in Australia
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Wednesday, April 07, 2004
Jailed Sept. 11 Plotter Released Pending Retrial
Jailed Sept. 11 Plotter Released Pending Retrial
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Jailed Sept. 11 Plotter Released Pending Retrial
BERLIN (Reuters) - The only man jailed over the September 11 attacks was freed in Germany on Wednesday pending a forthcoming retrial, the court said.
The Moroccan Mounir El Motassadeq was sentenced by a German court to 15 years in 2003 for conspiring to murder around 3,000 people in... (read more)
Jailed Sept. 11 Plotter Released Pending Retrial
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Jailed Sept. 11 Plotter Released Pending Retrial
BERLIN (Reuters) - The only man jailed over the September 11 attacks was freed in Germany on Wednesday pending a forthcoming retrial, the court said.
The Moroccan Mounir El Motassadeq was sentenced by a German court to 15 years in 2003 for conspiring to murder around 3,000 people in... (read more)
Jailed Sept. 11 Plotter Released Pending Retrial
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Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail | Germany | Deutsche Welle | 07.04.2004
Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail | Germany | Deutsche Welle | 07.04.2004: "Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail"
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Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail
A Hamburg Court has released Mounir al-Motassadeq, the only person to be convicted of involvement in the September 11 terror attacks, on bail ahead of a retrial.
Mounir al-Motassadeq, the only man worldwide convicted over the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States has been freed by a German court on Wednesday pending.... (read more)
Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail | Germany | Deutsche Welle | 07.04.2004: "Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail"
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Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail
A Hamburg Court has released Mounir al-Motassadeq, the only person to be convicted of involvement in the September 11 terror attacks, on bail ahead of a retrial.
Mounir al-Motassadeq, the only man worldwide convicted over the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States has been freed by a German court on Wednesday pending.... (read more)
Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail | Germany | Deutsche Welle | 07.04.2004: "Sept. 11 Terror Suspect Released on Bail"
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Tuesday, April 06, 2004
Australia Sonic Healthcare Buys Into German Pathology Grp
Australia Sonic Healthcare Buys Into German Pathology Grp
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Australia Sonic Healthcare Buys Into German Pathology Grp
Tuesday April 6, 7:37 AM
SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Sonic Healthcare Ltd. (SHL.AU), an Australian medical diagnostics company, said Tuesday it agreed to buy a 55.9% stake in German pathology company Schottdorf Group from a private investment fund.
Sonic will pay EUR28.46 million for the business and grant 3 million options exercisable at A$6.75 over five years to Schottdorf's founding pathologist, Bernd Schottdorf, and his wife, Gabriele Schottdorf, who is.... (read more)
Australia Sonic Healthcare Buys Into German Pathology Grp
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Australia Sonic Healthcare Buys Into German Pathology Grp
Tuesday April 6, 7:37 AM
SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Sonic Healthcare Ltd. (SHL.AU), an Australian medical diagnostics company, said Tuesday it agreed to buy a 55.9% stake in German pathology company Schottdorf Group from a private investment fund.
Sonic will pay EUR28.46 million for the business and grant 3 million options exercisable at A$6.75 over five years to Schottdorf's founding pathologist, Bernd Schottdorf, and his wife, Gabriele Schottdorf, who is.... (read more)
Australia Sonic Healthcare Buys Into German Pathology Grp
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Thursday, April 01, 2004
Elisa sheds German subsidiary - suffers loss of EUR 330 million
Elisa sheds German subsidiary - suffers loss of EUR 330 million
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Elisa sheds German subsidiary - suffers loss of EUR 330 million
Share price rises despite bad news
The telecommunications service provider Elisa Communications has decided to sell off its operations in Germany for EUR 70 million.
The shares of of the company's German subsidiary, Tropolys, will be bought by the company's current minority shareholders.
The deal also reveals the costs of Elisa's venture into the German market; the total losses amount to.... (read more)
Elisa sheds German subsidiary - suffers loss of EUR 330 million
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Elisa sheds German subsidiary - suffers loss of EUR 330 million
Share price rises despite bad news
The telecommunications service provider Elisa Communications has decided to sell off its operations in Germany for EUR 70 million.
The shares of of the company's German subsidiary, Tropolys, will be bought by the company's current minority shareholders.
The deal also reveals the costs of Elisa's venture into the German market; the total losses amount to.... (read more)
Elisa sheds German subsidiary - suffers loss of EUR 330 million
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Riesling judge gives German view of Aussie wines
Riesling judge gives German view of Aussie wines
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Riesling judge gives German view of Aussie wines
Presenter: Amy Bainbridge
Monday, 23 February 2004
You might think tasting 200 different wines sounds like a pretty good job!
But for judges at the National Riesling Challenge in Canberra this week, there hasn't been much time to relax and enjoy a cool glass of wine.
Six judges have had just two days to taste the 200 entries from across Australia and New Zealand, and choose the best wines to be awarded at a dinner tonight.
The panel included a judge from the home of Riesling - Germany. Amy Bainbridge spoke to.... (read more)
Riesling judge gives German view of Aussie wines
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Riesling judge gives German view of Aussie wines
Presenter: Amy Bainbridge
Monday, 23 February 2004
You might think tasting 200 different wines sounds like a pretty good job!
But for judges at the National Riesling Challenge in Canberra this week, there hasn't been much time to relax and enjoy a cool glass of wine.
Six judges have had just two days to taste the 200 entries from across Australia and New Zealand, and choose the best wines to be awarded at a dinner tonight.
The panel included a judge from the home of Riesling - Germany. Amy Bainbridge spoke to.... (read more)
Riesling judge gives German view of Aussie wines
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German Ambassador visits Toowoomba
German Ambassador visits Toowoomba
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German Ambassador visits Toowoomba
Reporter: Steve McClelland
Monday, 3 March 2003
Which local organisation does the most business with Germany?
It's a tough question, but the answer is probably the University of Southern
Qld, which has a European Study Centre at Bretton in Southern Germany.
This means that more than a dozen young Germans are currently studying in Toowoomba and another 80.... (read more)
German Ambassador visits Toowoomba
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German Ambassador visits Toowoomba
Reporter: Steve McClelland
Monday, 3 March 2003
Which local organisation does the most business with Germany?
It's a tough question, but the answer is probably the University of Southern
Qld, which has a European Study Centre at Bretton in Southern Germany.
This means that more than a dozen young Germans are currently studying in Toowoomba and another 80.... (read more)
German Ambassador visits Toowoomba
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Austr@alien Mag@zine GLANN - German Language Australian News Network April 2004 - Issue 04/04
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Austr@alien Mag@zine GLANN - German Language Australian News
Network April 2004 - Issue 04/04
News, Reports, and Stories from the most unusual places in Australia
ISSN: 1440-5466
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Since 1995 the Austr@alien Mag@zine in conjunction with GLANN - German Language Australian News Network offers a unique service for tourism, migrants and business with German language background and the bilateral relations between Australia, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
German speakers in and outside of Australia with interests in the fifth continent as well Australians living and working in German language countries use this portal for the exchange of their common interests.
This constantly growing projects aim is to provide news provided by locals. Due to the understanding of culture, lifestyle and local customs it became possible to have a true and undistorted insider view into the world of the German language Aussie migrants.
For News, Entertainment and fun visit us at the website of the
Austr@alien Mag@zine
GLANN - German Language Australian News Network April 2004 - Issue 04/04
Austr@alien Mag@zine GLANN - German Language Australian News
Network April 2004 - Issue 04/04
News, Reports, and Stories from the most unusual places in Australia
ISSN: 1440-5466
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Since 1995 the Austr@alien Mag@zine in conjunction with GLANN - German Language Australian News Network offers a unique service for tourism, migrants and business with German language background and the bilateral relations between Australia, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. German speakers in and outside of Australia with interests in the fifth continent as well Australians living and working in German language countries use this portal for the exchange of their common interests.
This constantly growing projects aim is to provide news provided by locals. Due to the understanding of culture, lifestyle and local customs it became possible to have a true and undistorted insider view into the world of the German language Aussie migrants.
For News, Entertainment and fun visit us at the website of the
Austr@alien Mag@zine
GLANN - German Language Australian News Network April 2004 - Issue 04/04
