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| | | "...And he was in the hinder part of the ship, asleep on a pillow: and they awake him, and say to him, Master, care you not that we perish? And he arose, and rebuked the wind, and said to the sea, Peace, be still. And the wind ceased, and there was ... |
| | | | ... vote took place today following a notice of motion by senator John Williams that was supported by senator Doug Cameron and Greens' leader Christine Milne. The inquiry will look into ASIC's complaint management policies and practices, the protections ... |
| | | | ... come to accept its fate and realising that Ben would only taper if the economy could withstand it and/or that taking a few greens off its monthly purchases remains in the realms of stimulation by any yardstick. But having said that Virginia, we still ... |
| | | | ... Services Act (TASA) and if the bill is approved, the key to the final voting in the Senate could be in the hands of the Greens. The Financial Planning Association (FPA) chief executive Mark Rantall told Financial Standard that the organisation expects ... |
| | | | ... overload on the industry, the businesses and the licensees." The FPA also said that it would be meeting the independents, the greens, the opposition and the government to gather support to remove TASA from the bill and allow industry and Treasury a further ... |
| | | | Nothing beats a three-day long weekend break to put things back into perspective it seems. Wall Streeters returned from the "Memorial Day" holiday with a bounce in their steps sending America's benchmark indices on a rebound. The Dow closed 0.7% up ... |
| | | | Old habits die hard it seems. Didn't US Federal Reserve Big Ben Bernanke already change the definition of Fedspeak to mean clarity of Fed communication of the Fed's intention on monetary policy a long time ago? The original meaning (according to Wikipedia) ... |
| | | | ... expect all of our managers and all our investment partners to have their own ESG people". But when repeatedly quizzed by Greens Senator Richard Di Natale from Victoria, Burgess reply suggested that his knowledge relating to the Future Fund's tobacco ... |
| | | | The Australian Greens have proposed that rather than tax superannuation at a flat rate of 15%, it should be taxed on a sliding discounted scale based on a fund members' marginal tax rates. The proposal follows emerging debate about the cost of superannuation ... |
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