NSW: The main stories in today's papers = 3
THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW
Page 1: Blurbs - $33m fallout: Chris Cuffe's massive payout rocks funds managementindustry; Iraq splits West; Leighton's win-win plan; Australia is becoming second rate;Nine's reality check; Fund manager of the year awards.
Page 2: The week in brief, the week to come and economic scorecard.
Page 3: The federal government is considering requiring listed companies to fully disclosedetails of top executive contracts at the time they are signed; CBA swears ignorance onthat Cuffe contract; New US-UK sponsored UN resolution on Iraq aims to win support; Labordemands release of independent report critical of the impact on farmers of the proposedfree trade agreement with the US.
World: Bush calls on France, Germany to fall in on Iraq policy; Wall St fails to learnfrom Sept 11, 2001 attacks in preparing against trading disruptions; Differences overIraq could affect the Australia-Indonesia relationship.
Business: Coles Myer has blamed Woolworths' petrol discounting offer and shoppers'perceptions that Coles' prices are higher for its slowest quarterly food and liquor salesgrowth rate since 1994; Coles boss John Fletcher bravely stands by $435m profit forecast;Sydney Airports Corp boss Max Moore-Wilton backs Qantas, Air NZ tie-up; DVDs, realityTV rescue New Corp.
Sport: Matthew Hayden's higher profile highlights cricket World Cup sweep stakes.
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