Given the decision that Mr Flavin was an agent and not principle in the trade, there would appear to be no tax liability associated with the trade.

The long term picture and the potential for the company to be acquired is probably more relevant to the share price at this point.

He has been very much a manufacturer. And I don't think that's a bad thing for Waterford Wedgwood at this juncture.

The World Trade Organization, with its secretive decision-making processes, is unfit to decide what we should eat or what farmers should grow.

It is significant as yet another sign by Indonesia of the way in which they see our decision on Papua and the way in which that issue has unfolded over the last couple of weeks to impact on a broader bilateral relationship.

The World Trade Organization's decision is an important step in the promotion of fair trade practices. Biotechnology continues to be one of Corn Grower's key issues as we work toward providing new technologies and choices for producers as well as consumers. We continue to support regulatory systems based on sound scientific principles. This decision removes another barrier for trade, which is important as we continue to become more efficient and provide higher-quality products in a more environmentally way.