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Fortescue may need to sell assets

Andrew Forrest talks with Graham Tuckwell who donated $50
Million to ANU discussing global trends in philanthropy during Philanthropy Australia?s 2014 National Conference. 2nd of September 2014 The Age news Picture by Joe Armao

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Morgan Stanley has cut its iron ore price estimate by 28 per cent for 2015 and 13 per cent for its 2016 estimate, and says Fortescue Metals may need to sell assets going forward.

No bottom in sight for iron ore and coal

Macquarie's shares were placed in a trading halt before the announcement on Wednesday.

Macquarie, Goldman to run $1b Pepper float

Mortgage book owner Pepper Australia has mandated Goldman Sachs and Macquarie Capital to work on the company's potential $1 billion ASX-listing.

China Eastern, like Qantas, offers a daily flight between Sydney and Shanghai.

ACCC wants to block Qantas-China Eastern joint venture

Qantas Airways will continue to argue the benefits of its proposed joint venture agreement with China Eastern to the ACCC.

KPMG's National Managing Partner for People, Performance & Culture, Susan Ferrier (left), graduate Maximilien Penel, and KPMG's head of graduate recruitment, Nikki Harrison, at the firm's Sydney office.

KPMG starts 'selfie' grad interviews

Graduates hoping to secure one of 300 jobs at KPMG will have to produce a "selfie" video and traverse an online game, as graduate intakes get set to rebound.