BA has leased planes from other airlines to keep two-thirds of its passengers flying.
Airline strike fails to halt BA
By Rachael Brown
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British Airways cabin crew have moved into day two of their strike in protest against job cuts and changes to work practices.
Rio, Chinalco agree on African joint venture
Mining giant Rio Tinto has signed a non-binding agreement with Chinalco to jointly develop an iron ore mine in Guinea.
ASIC favours Storm settlement over litigation
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is in confidential discussions with those involved in the collapse of Queensland-based Storm Financial, to determine whether a settlement can be reached.
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Super fund panic
People who left their money in a super fund during the financial crisis will be much better off than those who did not, research says.
Landing in jail
A former Macquarie banker will be jailed for attempting to avoid ASIC investigations by trying to flee the country.
Rotten labelling
The competition watchdog says Golden Circle has cheated the public into believing it is Australian owned.
Lies and statistics
The idea that "work sharing" kept unemployment rates low during the GFC is a myth.
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A political battle is underway in the United States over president Barack Obama's new rules to regulate financial firms.
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