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| | | ... Australian stock market has opened flat despite another strong session on Wall Street led by corporate giants Apple and Facebook. A strong demand for iPhones in China lifted Apple fiscal third quarter profits up by 11.6 per cent and helped the computing ... |
| | | | ... advertising of SMSF services and it has expanded its work to regularly review online advertising channels, such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. Tanzer said that ASIC has identified "some concerning trends" in the implementation of the limited AFS licence ... |
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| | | | ... technology stocks was a sign of improving sentiment. Leading tech companies to gain included Apple, up 1.9 per cent, Facebook, up 3.5 per cent, Priceline, up 5.2 per cent, and Tesla Motors, up 2.1 per cent. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets ended ... |
| | | | ... to their clients which highlighted the main issues in the budget, while others recorded videos and turned to Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn to express their views and answer clients' concerns. JBS Financial Strategists director Jenny Brown told her clients ... |
| | | | ... investors, led the Nasdaq losses with a 11.3 per cent drop. Also falling were online travel booker Priceline (-2.1 per cent), Facebook (-1.1 per cent) and Apple (-0.7 per cent). LONDON - Europe's main stock markets closed higher after European Central ... |
| | | | Writing about financial market action these days has become an exercise in zzz's - that is, you have to exercise to avoid getting the zzz's. Sure they gyrate from one day to the other - some even intra-day - but overall action remains boring overall. ... |
| | | | ... 1,878.33, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index tacked on 29.14 (0.72 per cent) to 4,103.54. Some tech stocks such as Facebook (+3.6 per cent) and Netflix (1.8 per cent) that fell on Monday scored solid gains. The Conference Board's index of consumer ... |
| | | | ... inflation data prompted a rally. US markets were weaker overnight but upbeat quarterly earnings reports released by Apple and Facebook after the close of trade sparked rises in futures markets. IG market strategist Stan Shamu said investors were pleased ... |
| | | | ... US shares continued their downward spiral Friday led by the technology sector, owing to fears big-name firms such as Facebook, Twitter and Netflix may be overpriced. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index fell 27.892 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 5063.539. |
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