Although not a member of the euro, Britain had been invited to explain its decision to restructure and take ownership of some of Britain's banks.
The Register itself reports the decision to "restructure", which will not affect the newsroom, according to publisher Rich Mirman, who took over in mid-October.
"The decision to restructure the business... should provide us with the opportunity to strengthen our balance sheet, create a more efficient expense structure and ultimately position the company to compete more effectively," he said.
Joyce did not take any personal responsibility for Qantas's recent troubles, saying market factors and government decisions had largely put it in the position to post a $252m loss and make the decision to restructure and make 5000 jobs redundant.
The decision to restructure the women's domestic game has been praised by England captain Sarah Hunter.
"We have taken the difficult decision to restructure HSBC in the UK in order to reduce layers of management and bureaucracy," said Brian Robertson, chief executive of HSBC Bank.
"Today we're taking additional steps to set up Tango for long-term success by making the tough, but necessary decision to restructure the team.
The drop in female employees at Microsoft this year was a direct result of the company's decision to restructure its smartphone business, Houston said.
The possibility of endogenous reform is important to consider in this context; just as restructuring may affect prices, the decision to restructure may be influenced by prices.
IBM's decision last week to restructure its American pension plans will have been noted by chief financial officers everywhere.
