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| | | ... more than 200 points higher on surging oil prices and merger activity and as investors awaited Friday's closely watched US jobs report. At the closing bell on Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 17,878.91, up 205.89 points (1.16 per cent). ... |
| | | | ... was divested from seven stocks. "But it attracted a fair amount of criticism, being labelled as poorly implemented, anti-jobs and un-Australian," they noted referring to the almost frenzied political reaction the divestment stirred and notwithstanding ... |
| | | | ... Li told us that a "growth rate slightly higher or lower than 7.5 percent is acceptable, as long as our development creates jobs, boosts incomes..." Yes Virginia, last year's lower than target growth rate has PM Li's blessing. A rate of 7.4% still still ... |
| | | | ... been a bit disappointing," he said. He said the key event for market watchers on Thursday would be the release of official jobs figures for December. BHP Billiton lost 52 cents to $26.68 in early trade, while Rio Tinto fell $1.17 to $54.37 and Fortescue ... |
| | | | ... what this event is about - the economy is not in recession, it's not contracting, we're not having hundreds of thousands of jobs lost over a year. We're not growing jobs quite as quickly as we want to, but we're not in a recession. So I think we need ... |
| | | | ... Contrary to the popular belief, robots are more likely to take over the tasks of medium and high-skilled workers, rather than jobs that do not require a university education, a Department of Industry paper determined. "The challenges presented by increasing ... |
| | | | ... is, you guessed it, cutting cost (the biggest portion of which is wages). "CHANNEL 9 has confirmed that it is set to slash jobs and institute a pay freeze as part of a massive cost cutting program." (news.com.au, 4 Feb 2013). "News Corp Australia leaked ... |
| | | | ... European stocks fell, while crude oil prices and the euro hit new depths as the US dollar benefited from last week's solid US jobs figures, while European stocks retreated on weak Asian data. London's benchmark FTSE 100 fell 1.05 per cent to 6,672.15. ... |
| | | | ... miner Fortescue Metals six cents weaker at $2.62. Coca-Cola Amatil lost 11 cents to $9.15 after announcing it will axe 260 jobs as it undertakes a $100 million cost cutting campaign. Qantas gained 17 cents to $2.27 after the airline said it was expecting ... |
| | | | ... longer mending, but that... it has mended. I refer not only to the much, much better than expected headline 321,000 surge in jobs in November - guesses ranged from 200K to 306K -- that followed and equally strong 243,000 pop in the previous month and ... |
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