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| | | ... government revenues - plus protests and riots on the side. At best, the debt to GDP ratio stays at the same high level. Back to square one. And this is why I am convinced that eventually, despite continued protestations by the ECB, it will have to do ... |
| | | | ... facility is pre-leased to Australia Post for a 15 year lease term is anticipated to be completed in mid 2011, while the 1,880 square metre logistics facility in Willawong has been pre-leased to Grace Worldwide for 12 years. DIF received a 'highly recommended' ... |
| | | | Investors have shrugged off uncertainty surrounding Perpetual Investments' future, with the company reporting that its clients have kept their money with the manager despite a takeover approach last month. In a statement to the ASX yesterday, Perpetual ... |
| | | | ... guessed - yes guessed - correctly and are positioned on the right side of the trade. The best thing to do at this time is to square positions, take Friday off and come back Wednesday. For until next midweek, not a creature will stir, not even a mouse. ... |
| | | | Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey has called for an in-depth review of the Australian financial system and competition among the big four banks - a move that could trigger another inquiry involving Australia's trillion dollar superannuation industry. Media ... |
| | | | The $3.2 billion Westscheme has sold its stake in Brisbane Square for $300 million to Telstra Super and the Charter Hall Core Plus Office Fund. According to a media statement yesterday, Westscheme announced the $300 million enterprise value meant the ... |
| | | | ... - prevent deflation - in the economy and strengthened the recovery. Anything less than this would take America back to square one, disappoint the financial markets and spark a wave of sell orders of risk assets. And this will do nobody no good. Bring ... |
| | | | The Australian market has received positive leads from offshore trading over the weekend, with Wall Streets's key stocks indices higher, and stronger markets in base and precious metals, and in oil. On the Sydney Futures Exchange at 0630 AEDT, the December ... |
| | | | ... and inroads made on the jobs market. With sustainable growth, debts and deficits are easier to repay. Now we're back to square one. Rinse. Wash. Repeat. Rinse. Wash. Repeat. |
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