The day Hardie&#39;s sums didn&#39;t add up
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DENNIS Cooper is too much of a soft-spoken gentleman to publicly express anger, but the professional conflict between him and Peter Macdonald goes back a long way to a day in May 2001.
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TONY JONES: Unions and asbestos victims have accused the James Hardie Board of protecting the chief architects of its underfunded compensation trust.
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Business & money: Jon Robins on the credit reference error that linked an innocent Briton to a wanted man.
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They don't put their money where their mouths are.
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I admit I was fast asleep when the moment came, although the moment wasn&#39;t really the moment. It was mid-afternoon on Sunday, 24 October.
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Sir Alex Ferguson last night expressed his frustration at the Football Association&#39;s disciplinary system as Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney admitted a charge of
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Wayne Rooney&#39;s week began with his car being run into by a 20-tonne truck and ended with him flattening Newcastle United&#39;s defence.
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OK, maybe after today&#39;s announcement, and Justin King&#39;s Â£400 million revival plan for the struggling supermarket chain, it is hard to vindicate the decisions of his predecessor.
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Friends and money don't always mix.
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Some mistakes are not always mistakes.
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&#39;I got it wrong&quot; is not a phrase that passes Gordon Brown&#39;s lips with any regularity. Indeed, in a dozen years spent monitoring his progress first as shadow chancellor and then as head honcho at the Treasury I can&#39;t recall the words passing his lips.
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PETER CAVE: The disgraced building products firm James Hardie has revealed softer first half profits as a result of costs related to an inquiry into its asbestos compensation fund.
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The Bank of England&#39;s most prominent sages have admitted to being stumped by apparent paradoxes in the country&#39;s economic performance, including inflation&#39;s fall to within an ace of missing its target.
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Despite what you may have heard about the occasionally dodgy veracity of damnable statistics, on this occasion the numbers donât fib.
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A question. Is putting an inveterate gambler in charge of the world&#39;s biggest bookmaker not dissimilar to handing Wayne Rooney the keys to the brothel?
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While he didn&#39;t say &quot;read my lips,&quot; President Bush&#39;s statements on Thursday about the chances of increasing payroll taxes to pay for planned reforms in the Social Security system could hardly have been clearer.
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MPs appeal for understanding after figures are released showing they claimed an average of Â£118,000 last year.