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| | | | ... More houses built means more spending on ancillary businesses - building supplies, home furnishings, white goods sellers, cabinet makers, trucking companies...you get the picture - raising employment demand there. Increased housing activity also means ... |
| | | | ... maintain banks' liquidity. That news spurred gains on the local market on Thursday. Also overnight, the Spanish parliamentary cabinet approved a budget to reduce the 2013 budget deficit to 4.5 per cent of gross domestic product in 2013, from 6.3 per ... |
| | | | ... points. In Spain, the main Ibex-35 stock index was up 3.13 per cent, with banking stocks leading gains after the Spanish cabinet approved the creation of a "bad bank" as part of a wide-ranging banking reform. Milan rallied 2.16 per cent. The euro rose ... |
| | | | ... of Japan and China -- two of Europe's biggest creditors -- which called for leaders in Greece to act quickly to form a cabinet. Tokyo stocks jumped 1.77 per cent, or 151.70 points, to 8,721.02 while Seoul climbed 1.81 per cent, ending up 33.55 points ... |
| | | | ... Parliamentary Joint Committee (PJC) inquiry into the Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) have been formally endorsed by the shadow cabinet and coalition party room. The recommendations formed the basis for proposed amendments during the House of Representatives ... |
| | | | ... chaired by Labor MP Deborah O'Neill, after Bernie Ripoll was promoted to Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer in the cabinet reshuffle earlier this month. Other committee members include deputy chair Senator Sue Joyce, Senators Mathias Cormann, Nick ... |
| | | | The new Industrial Relations and Financial Services Minister Bill Shorten said he's delighted his new promotion to Cabinet. Yesterday's reshuffle by the Prime Minister sees Shorten elevated to a senior ministerial position for the first time, while ... |
| | | | ... investors hailed the approval of an austerity budget by the government of new Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti. Monti's cabinet gave its go-ahead to the crisis-busting plan on Sunday, estimating that it would save 20 billion euros ($A26.29 billion) ... |
| | | | ... austerity measures announced in Italy provided further impetus for the market after last week's strong gains. Italy's cabinet has adopted a package of tax hikes, budget cuts and pension reforms worth 20 billion euros ($A26.44 billion). Prime Minister ... |
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