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| | | ... cetera that preceded and followed last Saturday's Australian elections. Like many of you, I stayed up till the wee hours of Sunday morning only to find out that us Australians have been split down the middle and must bear several more days of suspense ... |
| | | | ... treatments, improving the survival rates for women diagnosed with breast cancer. The Mother's Day Classic 2011 will take place on Sunday 8 May. |
| | | | ... which some analysts saw as a sign Beijing was ready to scrap the US dollar peg and allow the currency to rise. The bank on Sunday doused expectations, however, saying there would be no "large swings" in the currency and no one-off adjustment. SHANGHAI ... |
| | | | ... employed people to buy its CDs and books and figurines in times of recession. Not to mention the faithfuls' "offerings" during Sunday Mass. Pope Benedict XVI told a conference at the Vatican that, "Politics needs to have primacy over finance, and morality ... |
| | | | ... Herring said Friday's decline was due to the Greek situation and the resources tax. "The resource rent tax announced last Sunday has obviously affected a large proportion of our markets," Mr Herring said. "A downward spiral in terms of the action and ... |
| | | | ... results after a relief rally on the Greek debt accord fizzled out. Dealers said the Greek contingency debt package agreed on Sunday bolstered sentiment initially but by Tuesday commentary was turning increasingly to its potential shortcomings if it had ... |
| | | | ... zone finance ministers approved a giant 30 billion euro ($40 billion) emergency aid mechanism for debt-plagued Greece on Sunday was another supportive factor, analysts said. The benchmark Nikkei rose 47.56 points to 11,251.90 after earlier rising over ... |
| | | | ... overhaul of the sector. The market's about-face came as investors digested the House of Representatives' 219-212 vote late on Sunday to approve an historic health overhaul in the most sweeping social policy shift in four decades. At settlement, the Dow ... |
| | | | ... level, darkening the outlook for overseas earnings. Political uncertainty also kept buyers at bay ahead of Japan's election Sunday, with voter surveys suggesting Prime Minister Taro Aso's ruling party is likely to be swept from power after half a century ... |
| | | | ... - The Nikkei suffered its eighth consecutive loss after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party lost elections in Tokyo on Sunday, piling pressure on Prime Minister Taro Aso. His election bureau chief said Monday he was set to call a snap poll next month ... |
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