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| | | ... with, in most cases, the insurance cover being transferred as well," said Corporate Super Specialist Alliance (CSSA) president, Douglas Latto. "With the introduction of MySuper in July 2013, this practice will disappear. "The Treasury has suggested that ... |
| | | | ... to form a coalition failed, stoking fears it will exit the eurozone. The developments came as France's new pro-growth President Francois Hollande held his first talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the main proponent of austerity, to find common ... |
| | | | ... on news that Greece faces new elections after last-ditch talks failed, just as Francois Hollande became France's new president. At the close, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies lost 0.51 per cent to 5437.62 points while in Frankfurt ... |
| | | | ... managers in that portfolio and they're all running a certain level of tracking error," said Paul O'Halloran, senior vice president at Neuberger Berman Australia. "The problem is when they look at that overall portfolio they're not getting a lot of active ... |
| | | | ... highly-effective, collaborative relationships in supporting major corporate structural change," said Gavin Larkings, president and chief executive of CSC Australia. CSC's existing contract with AMP covers fully outsourced managed infrastructure services ... |
| | | | ... here on. The French people have decided -- Oui to more growth and less austerity. At least, they've already picked a president in Paris. Whereas the Greeks look like they'll have to trek to election booths one more time as last Sunday resulted in none ... |
| | | | ... trajectory (am hearing whispers of double-dip again people), and now fresh political uncertainty - Monsieur Hollande is now President-in-waiting in France and Greece is looking likely to have a hung Parliament - added to Europe's sovereign debt crisis ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower following the lead of Wall Street which ended its last session down on weak jobs data. At 0800 AEST on Monday, the June share price index futures contract was down 51 points at 4,340. In economic news on ... |
| | | | SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open lower following falls on Wall Street overnight with investors unsettled by mixed economic data. At 0922 AEST on Friday, the March share price index futures contract was down 12 points at 4,414. In economic ... |
| | | | Those looking for a clearer picture of the state of the US economy will be forgiven for ending up none the wiser following last night's data releases out of America. On this one trading day alone, we witnessed precisely the reason behind Wall Street's ... |
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