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| | | ... Westpac 20 cents higher at $34.10, ANZ 10 cents better off at $33.52 and NAB climbing 17 cents to $34.34. Shares in Washington H Soul Pattinson fell nine cents to $14.71, while Brickworks was up one cent to $14.22 after a tax ruling effectively ended ... |
| | | | ... quick succession that Hockey has placed the Age Pension in his sights. In a speech he presented earlier this month in Washington, the Treasurer cited IMF recommendations for more countries to consider raising their pension ages, before hinting that this ... |
| | | | ... their pension ages during a speech in 'The Global Age of Responsibility, Reinventing Bretton Woods Conference,' in Washington this week. Hockey's words reinvigorated the debate about the potential for lifting the pension age to 70. Commenting on this ... |
| | | | ... Australians who are unable to work longer. The statement follows a speech by Treasurer Joe Hockey during a conference in Washington. Hockey said that the number of retirees in Australia will double over the next few decades and referred to the International ... |
| | | | ... major speech he presented this week to the 'The Global Age of Responsibility, Reinventing Bretton Woods Conference,' in Washington, the Treasurer said the number of retirees in Australia will double over the next few decades to nearly 7 million and to ... |
| | | | ... economic news is expected on Thursday. In equities news, Sigma Pharmaceuticals is expected to post full year results while Washington H Soul Pattinson and Brickworks are slated to release first half results. In Australia, the market on Wednesday rose ... |
| | | | ... new government, Europe and the United States were up in arms (errr, so to speak), decrying the referendum as illegal. Washington issued a statement declaring that the international community "will not recognize the results of a poll administered under ... |
| | | | ... the US Northern Hemisphere spring to break before we know for sure. That's ok. At least, Wall Street and the Fed and Washington have something to point their fingers at in the meantime.A Wasn't me! It's the weather! Not so for Australia - the sun is ... |
| | | | ... Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, who warned that the US borrowing limit will be reached on Friday, renewing fears of a Washington stand-off and possible default. Tokyo dived 4.18 per cent, or 610.66 points on Tuesday, to 14,008.47. The losses leave the ... |
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