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| | | ... and the retail managers don't see us as retail. "So I think it's a slow burn." He acknowledged that the issue isn't high enough on the radar as yet to act as a strong catalyst for the research houses to enter the IMA ratings game. However, Vogelsong ... |
| | | | ... Eurozone-member countries. But this was not what financial markets were watching last night. Perhaps, like you and I, they have had enough of the Greek drama. Sure what happens there would have significant ramifications, but at the end of the day we ... |
| | | | ... application firewall (WAF). This is because some of the respondents mistakenly think that network-based firewall would be enough to ward off certain web-based attacks. "It's the mistaken belief that network security provides application security," said ... |
| | | | ... their labour markets, it's looking like soon Australia would be facing a problem of a different kind. That is, how to find enough workers to service its expanding economy. From the mouths of 'experts': Dr Nigel Stapledon, Associate Head of Economics ... |
| | | | ... checks are regarded as prudent because these funds have generally not been operational for long, and have not provided enough information for the Tax Office to determine their compliance status," said APRA. The fourth step is to verify payment details. ... |
| | | | ... estimates may have accounted for the lower jobless rate. The bottomline is that the US labour market is not growing fast enough for comfort. But those looking for equity market direction should know that Prof Nouriel 'Dr. Doom' Roubini predicts that ... |
| | | | ... Australia considers a 12 per cent superannuation guarantee contribution is the required minimum level for Australians to have enough savings for a comfortable retirement, rather than a subsistence retirement." Rice Warner Actuaries have also produced ... |
| | | | ... 1,200 people last October, a high 35 per cent of Australians expect to continue working past 60 because they don't have enough money to retire. Of this group, around 44 per cent think they will continue to work full-time while 70 per cent will remain ... |
| | | | It would take more than tax breaks to help baby boomers stay in the workforce beyond the average retirement age, argues an industry body. Michael O'Neill, chief executive at National Seniors, welcomed head of Treasury, Ken Henry's, proposal for tax ... |
| | | | ... have announced the highest CPI monthly number on record and way above expectations." As if the inflation problem weren't enough, the US and UK national debt are now higher or on par with their respective GDP, putting more pressure on their governments ... |
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