This is the last edition of I&T News for the year – we will next publish on January 9, 2007 – and we wish all our readers a safe and happy holiday period.
A look at our readership statistics for the year show that the old journalism maxim that bad news beats good news every time has rung true, for us at least. For the record, the most read story on I&T News this year was: ‘Cuffe gone in Challenger executive purge’, while the story which attracted least reader interest was: ‘SWIFT forecasts further 5 per cent rebate for customers’. The rest of the top five in the readership stakes, in order, were: ‘Commission comparison rate needed, Lucy tells government’; ‘Westpoint complaints stack up at FICS’; ‘Asplin exits Challenger, Gaden promoted’; and ‘Tassie’s biggest fund loses senior investment duo’. Michael Bailey, our editor, Penny Pryor, Simon Mumme, David Chaplin and myself look forward to bringing you more news, good and bad, next year.
19 December 2006 00:00
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Investments
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says last year's Citi A50 summit is converting investor interest into firm approvals, as the state pushes data centre, renewable energy and electrification projects through a fast-track process and positions Sydney as a global financial centre.
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