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| | | One of the US' largest pension funds, CalPERS, has forked out $550 million for a 60 per cent slice of a Macquarie CountryWide Trust's portfolio of shopping centers. The $224 billion California Public Employees' Retirement System closed the half a billion ... |
| | | | ... By It's Black, It's White, Whoo" No this is not another tribute to the King of Pop...and certainly not another Michael Jackson joke. This is about Wall Street doing a moonwalk to the latest update of Americans' personal income, spending and savings. ... |
| | | | ... commentaries with the worst-case possible scenarios. 'Read me, mine's more scary!' 'And don't forget to put on your 'Michael Jackson masks.' News.com revived old archives citing a 2006 paper title, 'Global Macroeconomic Consequences of Pandemic Influenza' ... |
| | | | ... which, AIG takes the cake in scaremongering. AIG's Powerpoint presentation to the US government was scarier than Michael Jackson's 'Thriller', or Michael Jackson himself. Bloomberg reported that, in its attempt to secure more money from the US taxpayers ... |
| | | | A week after Macquarie Bank announced its decision to get out of the Australian mortgage market, the group's US subsidiary Macquarie Mortgages Inc of Jacksonville, Florida, wrote to brokers informing them that it would no longer be accepting applications ... |
| | | | Queensland-based Richard Clayton Jackson Sharland, a promoter of a superannuation rollover scheme, appeared in the Brisbane Magistrate Court yesterday to stand trial on a date to be fixed on 22 charges laid by the Australian Securities and Investments ... |
| | | | ... division to work alongside chief executive officer, Paul O'Halloran, to expand the Grange Asset Management business. Mark Jackson brings over 25 years of investment management experience to the Grange business, most recently as head of distribution with ... |
| | | | ... article that a number of the gallery's artworks are worth 80 times more than their initial purchase price. He mentioned Jackson Pollock's Blue poles, which he claimed has risen in value at a much faster rate than shares and property. But Carl Harman ... |
| | | | ... onto list a number of the gallery's "most expensive but safest" investments over the past sixty years, such as such as Jackson Pollock's Blue poles, which he claims has increased in value at a much faster rate that shares and property. "The value of ... |
| | | | ... members. The "in principle" decision came after a strategic review by the Finsuper Board. According to Finsuper CEO Debora Jackson, the arrangement will leave members better placed to receive the benefits of size and lower costs. "The merger into STA ... |
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