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| | | ... Det-Inspector van der Graaf said booting your computer from a free Linux boot disc would make your computer 100 per cent safe from trojans. When asked if international cyber gangs would specifically target Australia's $1.23 trillion superannuation industry ... |
| | | | ... program. In other words, QE2 is here to stay. And if not enough, we'll roll out QE3. So is the investment environment now safe to get back into risk assets because tomorrow will be a better day? My dear, don't you think risk assets are called risk assets ... |
| | | | Oil is the word, is the word, is the word. Yup there's no turning the pages of the political, economic and financial news without seeing the letters O-I-L these days. And all because of "Queen" Qaddafi's (UK's The Telegraph reported that he "pleaded ... |
| | | | ... assets. By 1025 AEDT, there was about one share up for every three shares down in the S&P ASX 50. Gold provided a solitary safe haven for the market, with shares in miner Newcrest Mining Ltd up 16 cents at $39.10. Gold rose to its highest level in more ... |
| | | | The lure of performance fees harks back to ancient Phoenician sea captains who kept a fifth of the profits from successful voyages, a piece of history invoked by Alfred Winslow Jones, inventor of hedge funds, when he took 20 per cent of the profits. ... |
| | | | Christian Szell: Is it safe?... Is it safe? Babe: You're talking to me? Christian Szell: Is it safe? Babe: Is what safe? Christian Szell: Is it safe? Babe: I don't know what you mean. I can't tell you something's safe or not, unless I know specifically ... |
| | | | Regulatory reforms, politics, and high profile M&A activity dominated the financial services landscape this year - Financial Standard looks back at the stories that shook up the industry this year. It was an extraordinary year in Australian politics. ... |
| | | | "Torn between two lovers, feelin' like a fool" - Mary MacGregor Good thing my wife is on holidays far, far away otherwise the shape of my skull would be embedded in one of our frying pans when she reads my opening line. But honey, you know I refer not ... |
| | | | ... Germans to say, I say. Their economy is benefiting from the European turmoil in terms of a weak euro, low interest rates and safe haven flows into their bond market. It's been so good for the Germans that its finance ministry even boasted last night ... |
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