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| | | Investment professionals Ray Griffin, Peter Bobbin and Roger Simionato rode into Sydney's Martin Place on Friday August 13, having completed a gruelling 1,250km ride from Bourke to Sydney. The ride, 44 cycling hours at average speed of 28.4kph, took ... |
| | | | ... torturing every piece of economic stat until they confess that yes, yes, a double-dip is coming. Take for instance the Friday the 13th's releases. The Reuters/University of Michigan consumer confidence index rose to a 69.6 in August from 67.8 in the ... |
| | | | ... a conference with Danny Kaye, global chief executive officer of 20th Century Fox, about the future of the industry. On Friday, the Australian share market finished more than one per cent higher, snapping a three-day losing streak. The market was led ... |
| | | | Yep, the scare is on! Expect nothing less - it's Friday the 13th anyway. Jason and Freddie Kruger are out to induce a nightmare on Wall Street. But wait, it wasn't Jason, nor was it Freddie - it was the US initial "weekly" unemployment insurance claims ... |
| | | | ... Sydney Futures Exchange, the September share price index contract was down 11 points at 4,346 points. In economics news on Friday, the Australian Office of Financial Management offers $700 million of December 2013 Commonwealth Government Treasury bonds ... |
| | | | ... economy added to the negative tone and offset recent strong eurozone figures. Second quarter German growth figures, due on Friday and which are expected to be very good, will be closely examined for any sign of approaching weakness. In London, the FTSE ... |
| | | | ... Billiton had gained 21 cents to $41.34, while Fortescue was 13 cents higher, or 2.9 per cent, at $4.62. On Wall Street on Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.20 per cent, the S&P500 slipped 0.37 per cent and the Nasdaq ended down 0.20 per ... |
| | | | ... talking heads and the written words on the financial media after the latest update on US employment hit trading screens last Friday night. The numbers. Overall employment fell by 131,000 in July. This is greater than consensus expectations for a loss ... |
| | | | ... expected in the case between the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and Cabcharge Australia Ltd. In Australia on Friday, the share market closed flat, paring back early losses during the afternoon in quiet conditions. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 ... |
| | | | ... the regulator moved to appoint receivers to an additional five unregistered property ventures associated with Letten. On Friday, 30 July, ASIC obtained orders relating to a further five suspected schemes operated by Letten and companies associated with ... |
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