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| | | ... to offer innovative solutions for long-term investors who care about their capital being invested wisely, as well as doing good for themselves and future generations." The underlying managers are: Australian equities (Australian Ethical, BetaShares ... |
| | | | ... services PMI went up to a reading of 50.3 - the first reading indicating expansion and the highest in eight months. This is good news according to Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHSMarkit: "In a month during which virus containment measures ... |
| | | | ... thick of the transformation that has yet to produce tangible results yet award him with a hefty payout. "There is never a good time, a perfect time for transition. [During] the portfolio review, Francesco and the board were talking about future leadership ... |
| | | | ... be plenty more where this came from because confident consumers are spending consumers. More so, if they're expecting good jobs prospects, continued monetary policy accommodation and increased fiscal largesse. The latest Conference Board consumer ... |
| | | | ... participation and fiduciary duty with FS Super, saying super fund participation in class actions is "not simply about ensuring good governance of the businesses they invest in, but about returning money to the fund that it is entitled to through damages". ... |
| | | | ... July last year -- its highest level in 22 years. This jobless rate remains insufficient to drive wages higher. Recall the good governor declaring that wages have to grow sustainably by more than 3% for it to be transmitted into higher inflation. The ... |
| | | | ... come to market. We've done eight and the ASX has done seven. And I think that as competition ramps up further it will be good in regards to pricing tension around ETFs and everything else." With Cboe taking over Chi-X, Jokovic said the ASX will have ... |
| | | | The bank has announced a $282 million hit to its statutory profit after an increase in customer refunds, software write-downs and accounting losses, ahead of its interim results. Westpac recorded $220 million in customer refunds, payments, associated ... |
| | | | ... cause for concern but, in the words of former US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld, these are "known knowns". Then again, the good tidings in store for "tomorrow" are known too. To paraphrase what I scribbled on this space on the day : The US reporting ... |
| | | | ... climate change." Yes, yes and yes. These are certainly things that go bump in the night (and day). Whatever happened to the good news of (not metaphorical) yesterday? The day before today when Wall Street was on the up and up - the S&P 500 and the DJIA ... |
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