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| | | ... percentage points from 9.6% in February 2023 and back to around what we typically saw during the five years leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic," Jarvis said. "Job mobility rates have fallen for both men and women, but fell by more for men. As a result ... |
| | | | ... said shifting trade winds are also bringing opportunities to new markets. "Rising geopolitical logistical issues during the COVID pandemic forced many companies to adopt a 'China Plus One' strategy, diversifying their supply chains out of China," the ... |
| | | | ... "Despite some signs of a weakening economy, inflation remains above target, making a rate cut unlikely," he said. "Nobody saw COVID-19 or the war in Ukraine coming, and these have been the driving factors behind our current situation. "What the next ... |
| | | | ... the previous 12 months. He pointed to the supply and demand curve with fewer practices selling or coming to market. "The COVID pandemic and changes in regulations (2020-22) saw a substantial exodus of financial advisers from the industry. Many advisers ... |
| | | | ... data from Perceptor. The one exception has been insurance, which has continued to thrive, a trend that has persisted since COVID-19. Recruitment in insurance has mainly focused on mid-to-senior roles in customer experience and personalisation, driven ... |
| | | | ... of WAM, which was set to be held in person in March 2022. However, the WAM board changed the meeting to be held online as COVID-19 restrictions were still in place. The WAM board told investors it did not support any of the resolutions proposed by Keybridge ... |
| | | | ... Annual GDP growth has fallen to just 1.1%, the slowest rate of annual growth in GDP in more than three decades outside of the COVID-19 pandemic. Commonwealth Bank (CBA) head of Australian economics Gareth Aird said the quarterly changes in real GDP paints ... |
| | | | Three people will go to prison after pleading guilty to defrauding the COVID-19 early release of superannuation scheme for $103,500. The Brisbane District Court sentenced three women from Queensland, whose identities were not revealed, for submitting ... |
| | | | ... yield-generating assets. "I can well understand the finding as we have a shopping centre in Canada, and in the last five years, with COVID, and recently with the higher interest rates, valuations have taken a beating," a Malaysian family office said. ... |
| | | | New research from the Productivity Commission has revealed changes to income and wealth levels during COVID-19. "The initial pandemic period saw an unprecedented decline in income inequality. The incomes of lower-income households grew rapidly in relative ... |
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