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| | | ... Section 68A of the SIS Act provides that a trustee of an RSE or an associate of a trustee must not supply or offer to supply goods or services to a person on the condition that one or more of the employees of the person will be, or will apply or agree ... |
| | | | The landslide defeat of Prime Minister Theresa May's UK divorce deal overnight hasn't rattled the global share markets, but investment experts remain cautious. The House of Commons rejected May's proposed exit strategy by an overwhelming ... |
| | | | ... construction territory (42.6) in November; and, despite the better-than expected November retail sales report, household goods retailing increased by a mere 0.1% (year-on-year) from 3.4% in the previous month. This is but part of housing's large ... |
| | | | ... barrier to competition in an important market, the supply of port services, which has significant implications for the cost of goods across the economy, not just in NSW. The impact of any lessening of competition is ultimately borne by consumers," Sims ... |
| | | | ... 12-month business outlook in October, the level of positive sentiment fell across both manufacturers and service providers. At goods producers, optimism descended to an 11-month low, while service providers signalled the weakest level of confidence since ... |
| | | | ... billion. "Australian farmers export about 77% of what they grow and produce" or around 14% of Australia' total exports of goods and services. Rabobank forecasts: "The bank forecasts total Australian grain exports to be down approximately 50% on last ... |
| | | | ... in recent days follows a raft of downgrades in more cyclical sectors globally - autos, chemicals, semi-conductors, luxury goods and even packaging and cloud computing. The global growth slowdown, higher bond yields and oil prices is a challenging backdrop ... |
| | | | ... already upped the ante on his trade war against China then, announcing another set of tariffs on US$200bn worth of Chinese goods (effective 24 September) and the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) signed on 1 October. Perhaps it's the combination ... |
| | | | ... prices in the year to September. "...prices for foods, feeds, and beverages fell over the same period and prices for capital goods recorded no change". As such, it's not just me and Donald J that's thinking that the Fed has "gone wild". Financial ... |
| | | | ... 25% initially announced. In response, China responded in equal measure, lowering its tariff on US$60 billion worth of US goods to 5% or 10% depending on the product. It's not surprising that Japan's trade-reliant economy would be one of the biggest beneficiaries ... |
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