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| | | Australian shares are set to fall after Wall Street dropped on the possibility of criminal charges into the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and ongoing concerns about Europe's financial sector. At 0746 AEST on the Sydney Futures Exchange, the June share price ... |
| | | | ... they're multiplying..." (Grease). Europe and the euro. Fat finger. German ban on naked shorts. Spanish bank bailout. Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Tighter US financial regulation. And coming to a theatre near you...renewed tension in the Korean Peninsula ... |
| | | | ... press statement. Before completing an MBA at Yale, he worked as a lawyer in acquisitions and investments for three years in Mexico City and then as an equity analyst at Deutsche Bank in the telecommunications and resource sectors. He transferred to Australia ... |
| | | | ... examples of transparency in the world. The Future Fund scored nine out of a possible 10 along with South Korea's KIC, New Mexico's SWF and Wyoming's fund in the fourth quarter of 2009. A minimum rating of eight out of 10 is required to claim adequate ... |
| | | | ... Infrastructure, which doubled its FUM from $834 million to $1.53 billion in 12 months, is buying up more assets in India and Mexico within its emerging markets portfolio. Sarah Shaw, senior investment analyst and portfolio manager - emerging markets ... |
| | | | ... fund solely focused on investment opportunities in Mexican infrastructure projects, noted the statement. Roads and rail in Mexico, along with airports and ports, water and wastewater, energy and utilities and communications infrastructure will be some ... |
| | | | ... Professional Confidence Survey show investors anticipate equities to rise in seven countries -- Brazil, Italy, UK, France, Mexico, Japan, Switzerland - in the next six months. Note that optimism is infectious and therefore, it would not be surprising ... |
| | | | ... per cent more." The OECD said the only other OECD countries with worse poverty rates for retirees are Ireland, Korea and Mexico. To address the policy problems raised by the OECD, the government has already launched major reviews of the retirement income ... |
| | | | The swine flu may have put a dampener on Mexico's local economy but that hasn't stopped LaSalle Investment Management from successfully raising $400 million in a fund that invests in Mexico's real estate market. LaSalle Mexico Fund was closed this month ... |
| | | | ... Perhaps the swines are just taking advantage of cheaper plane tickets and accommodations to see how the world is like outside Mexico. Jesting aside, we should be concerned but not alarmed - as the headlines would want us to be. Reports of infection have ... |
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