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| | | ... in a single day marking the largest single day jump for an individual, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The spike in wealth was due to a near 8% spike in Amazon shares, due to people flocking to the online retailer as a result of the COVID-19 ... |
| | | | Would Australia be experiencing a second wave - and therefore, a reimposition of lockdown restrictions - had it not rushed to reopen and followed its original prescription for a six-month lockdown? Not only that, in the haste to reopen, the Victorian ... |
| | | | ... it's in their own ethical approach to living or if it's where they put their super." The wealth manager saw a huge spike in client numbers in January, pulling in $112 million in net inflows for its super and managed fund offerings. In super alone ... |
| | | | ... tranche of applications were lodged at the start of the new financial year. However, Rainmaker Information data shows this spike is close to the initial spike seen when applications opened back on April 20. Rainmaker Information executive director of ... |
| | | | ... DJIA down by 31.4%; the Nasdaq down by 25.6%; the Russell 2000, down by 39.2%. The "winter of despair" was captured by the spike in the VIX index to a reading of 82.69 - its highest level of Factset's (1990), surpassing the 80.86 registered during ... |
| | | | ... with 37 placements raising a total of $13 billion. Jacob Smart, senior investment analyst at Zenith, said to see a similar spike in the number and size of capital raisings from placements within a single month, you would need to go back to October 2009 ... |
| | | | ... money, and scammers are using age-old tactics in new and sophisticated ways to target people," he said. "We are seeing a spike in reports of scams related to fake crypto-assets (or cryptocurrencies), term deposits, investments and scams that start via ... |
| | | | Zenith Investment Partners said demand for its managed accounts services grew amid the uncertainty and volatility in investment markets sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic. Zenith chief executive David Wright said it was not unexpected that advice firms ... |
| | | | ... an increase in the incidence of claims, it is the length of time Australians are spending on claim which has caused the spike. "Total claims benefits for mental health conditions have more than doubled in the past five years. More people are now focusing ... |
| | | | Victoria was primed and pumped for the second stage of looser coronavirus restrictions after the clock strikes midnight on June 22. From 12:01 am, 50 people (increased from 20) would be allowed inside cafes, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, auditoriums ... |
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