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| | | ... unveiling two new iPhones and dashing expectations that a media event in Beijing would reveal a deal with China Mobile, the country's biggest carrier. The technology giant's shares sank 5.4 per cent to $US467.71. LONDON - Europe's leading stock markets ... |
| | | | ... platform. Macquarie Group said that the sale of its Canada business will have no effect on the other businesses in the country, which continue to operate from Toronto, Calgary, Montreal and Vancouver. Macquarie operates diverse businesses in Canada ... |
| | | | ... "There's an enormous amount of money tied up in self-managed super, and the worst thing that could possibly happen for the country is that that resource which we've worked so hard to build be threatened by inappropriate management." However, she said ... |
| | | | ... there was a Senate Inquiry which questioned the whole existence of private equity and whether it was a bad thing for the country." She said there were similar inquiries going on in the UK, US, and other places. "But we were the only ones who came out ... |
| | | | ... sacrificing trekking to polling booths tomorrow to choose which political party is the lesser of two evils to run this country over the next three years.A We have no choice.A We are bound by law to vote or pay an A$20 fine if we stop the votes. This ... |
| | | | ... millionaires (HNWIs) in Australia, collectively holding US$900 billion, or 15.5% of the total individual wealth in the country. The number of multimillionaires, defined as those with more than US$30 million, increased by 23% to an estimated 2,740 in ... |
| | | | ... management company. AMP Capital will partner with China Life Asset Management, a subsidiary of China Life Insurance, the country's largest insurance group, institutional investor and corporate pension manager. China Life AMP Asset Management will offer ... |
| | | | ... tensions in the Middle East are concerns about a looming row in Washington over the US debt ceiling, which could leave the country in political deadlock. Tokyo on Wednesday tumbled 1.51 per cent, or 203.91 points, to 13,338.46 as the US dollar eased ... |
| | | | ... the September 7 election date. The remaining $3.3 billion cost will be more than offset by the 1.5 per cent levy on the country's 3000 largest companies, which will raise $4.4 billion. |
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