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| | | ... Then again, COVID-19 will dictate the depth and duration of Australia's economic and inflation slump as it would the rest of the world. |
| | | | ... communications, and customer experience. She has previously held senior roles with Mine Super (then Mine Wealth + Wellbeing), Rest and Towers Watson. A spokesperson for Suncorp confirmed McSpadden is replacing Cassandra Flint who held the role of executive ... |
| | | | Economic experts are calling on the government to commit to "gargantuan" fiscal stimulus measures, amounting to at least 15-20% of Australia's GDP per year for the next two to three years. Anything less, they argue, will run the risk of a debt-default ... |
| | | | ... in Feb). No prize for guessing but these improvements came after China relaxed restrictions and re-opened businesses. The rest of the world, it seems, want what China's having. Then again, China's restrictions were the "dracon" of all draconian ... |
| | | | ... the US and Canada are generally running efficient systems. "However, the pace of reform there hasn't kept up with the rest of the world, explaining why the US and Canada continued to receive a below average grade for regulation and taxation in our ... |
| | | | Victoria remains Australia's strongest performing economy, but it now shares top spot with Tasmania, according to the latest CommSec State of the States report. The latest CommSec economic rankings revealed how the state and territory economies were ... |
| | | | The big bank has entered a trading halt as it looks to raise $3.5 billion to sustain the business throughout the COVID-19 downturn which has so far seen the interim dividend more than halved and the NAB leadership team take pay cuts. Releasing its 1H ... |
| | | | Key players in Australia's life insurance sector are preparing to face a grilling by parliamentarians via videoconference next week. Next week several major life insurance firms and advocacy bodies will face up to the scrutiny of the House of Representatives ... |
| | | | Bad timing it may be but, it is what it is. The coronavirus pandemic struck just when the dark clouds of Brexit uncertainty lifted over the United Kingdom. For the best part of three years, Brexit was on every Brits mind - dampening business investment ... |
| | | | Late last year, before extreme weather events battered the world, before COVID-19, The Big Short 's Michael Burry said he had found the next bubble: passive investments. Now, with asset prices trembling in the face of the pandemic, could there still ... |
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