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| | | ... has been actively building its online presence for the past eight months by pursuing a social media strategy that covers Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and tablet devices. The organisation has been pursuing the growth of an online community to better share ... |
| | | | ... however, previously said the subsidies amount to only half that or about $15 billion each year. On a statement issued on Twitter this morning, they said, "The government must drop plans for any further changes to the super system. Scaling back tax-breaks ... |
| | | | ... advisers, with 60% reporting an intention to increase use. More than 36% intend to engage more using Facebook and 20% via Twitter. "These numbers clearly demonstrate the willingness of advisers to engage with their clients and prospects through social ... |
| | | | ... year, Morgan Stanley began testing a pilot program to allow its financial advisers to interact with clients and others on Twitter and LinkedIn through pre-approved public updates and private LinkedIn communications. The pilot program involved the use ... |
| | | | Looks like investors are again getting the hippy, hippy shake. Yes, Virginia, investors are seemingly unsure which way to go from here. Continue gobbling (stocks) or start wobbling. You'll get that same feeling when you look at Wall Street's performance ... |
| | | | ... rationalisation for its call can read it here http://www.businesscycle.com/news_events/news_details/5065#.T2Hv8r2G26A.twitter For those who can't be bothered, ECRI's point is explained in the document's concluding paragraph: "The bigger question is ... |
| | | | ... habit of regularly sending requests and invitations on LinkedIn, particularly in the 24 hours after a business meeting. Twitter is another useful tool for businesses, with 1.8 million Australians currently using the platform, he said. Young pointed to ... |
| | | | ... While the regulatory guide now warns that physical limitations of a particular medium, such as the 140-character limit on Twitter, will not be an excuse for advertisements or headlines deemed misleading, the 'self-contained' requirement has been removed ... |
| | | | ... products and services, while 69% of LinkedIn users were likely to consult their network on investment issues and 63% of Twitter users give credence to tweets in investment decisions. Twitter, according to Pannunzio, is a good starting point, with a 140-character ... |
| | | | ... all activities, eliminating a major deterrent for advisers. In practical terms, social media forums such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs could potentially be a free space for advisers to communicate with clients and non-clients without fear of a compliance ... |
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