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| | | ... and portfolio - would slow because Australia is no longer rated AAA. Shucks! We would be 'the lucky country' no more! The Sunday Age reported that while Standard & Poor's has maintained Australia's AAA-rating, it warned that '...if the balance sheet ... |
| | | | ... resort to human importation. That was at 5.6 per cent unemployment! Go figure. As you sit in front of your Easter feast this Sunday, consider this. While times remain tough, there are emerging indications that the worse may be behind us. Sure lagging ... |
| | | | ... were due for a (retreat)," he said, adding that the market was not responding as negatively to offshore bank bailouts. On Sunday, Spain's government and the Bank of Spain began to rescue major Spanish lender Caja Castilla La Mancha, the first Spanish ... |
| | | | ... solicitors asked Bannister Mansfield Financial Services director Gavin Murphy to stop running the advertisement that ran in the Sunday Telegraph last week. But the advertisement appeared again in last Thursday's Daily Telegraph and the FPA said they ... |
| | | | ... month. Similarly, commodity prices went flying. The reason. Santa Klaus has come to town. In his weekly radio interview last Sunday, Santa Obama promised to produce the 'single largest new investment' in roads, bridges and public buildings since the ... |
| | | | ... Meanwhile, IFSA's deputy chief John O'Shaughnessy said the association had discussed the rulings on Friday and again on Sunday to determine the impact on the funds management industry. "The issues we're interested in is what we might need to do and not ... |
| | | | ... traded down 13 cents to $US115.46 on Friday, although it rose again by $US2.21 to $US117.67 in a special trading session on Sunday. With Hurricane Gustav bearing down on the US Gulf Coast, where the nation's oil extraction and refining industry has a ... |
| | | | ... $14.8 million in the year to June 2007, and is yet to report for the 2008 financial year. The Canberra Times reported on Sunday that LEK would be paid $800,000 to report in September on the bank's operations, including its sustainability and possible ... |
| | | | ... effectiveness a safety net set up for mortgage financiers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The Treasury and the Federal Reserve said Sunday that they would aid the companies if needed. The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 45.35 points, or 0.41 ... |
| | | | ... Mae and Freddie Mac would head off further troubles in the financial markets. The Treasury and the Federal Reserve said Sunday that they would aid the companies if needed. Fears for the health of firms like banks were exacerbated after IndyMac was taken ... |
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