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| | | ... weekend referendum, but Shanghai tumbled again despite authorities relaxing trading rules to temper recent volatility. Sydney put on 1.53 per cent, or 84.14 points, to close at 5,599.80 and Seoul gained 0.45 per cent, or 9.44 points, to 2,107.33. Hong ... |
| | | | ... services. To celebrate the new name and direction, the WSSA will host an inaugural conference at the Shangri-La Hotel in Sydney in August. |
| | | | ... briefing on impact of technology on the retail sector and the tax avoidance parliamentary inquiry hearings continue in Sydney. No major equities news is expected. In Australia, the market on Wednesday gained more than one per cent as investors repositioned ... |
| | | | ... at the end of a volatile day that saw wild swings. Tokyo ended 0.63 per cent higher, adding 125.78 points, to 20,235.73, Sydney gained 0.67 per cent, or 36.5 points, to 5,459.0 and Seoul also put on 0.67 per cent, or 13.71 points, to 2,074.20. Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... investors." FGG board and managers will act pro bono. The LIC will be chaired by Australian business leader and University of Sydney chancellor, Belinda Hutchinson AM. The board will also include Magellan Asset Management general manager of distribution ... |
| | | | ... Zealand. Paul Khoury has been named head of State Street global services in Australia and New Zealand. Khoury will be based in Sydney and his appointment will be effective from June 30. He will manage State Street Global Services' institutional client-base ... |
| | | | ... stocks are overvalued after a year-long advance. Tokyo fell 0.31 per cent, or 65.25 points, to close at 20,706.15, while Sydney shed 1.54 per cent, or 86.80 points, to 5,545.90. Shanghai plunged 8.5 per cent at one point, its biggest loss in eight years ... |
| | | | The Senate Economics Committee has invited IOOF executives to appear in a hearing set to be held in Sydney on July 7. The invite has been sent today to IOOF chief executive Chris Kelaher and to the business' head of research Peter Hilton, a spokesperson ... |
| | | | Reinforcing concerns over rising Sydney property prices, the ABS latest house price index reveals the harbour city's home prices to be rising more than 5-times faster than other capitals. In the 12 months to March 2015 the ABS reported Sydney prices ... |
| | | | ... in Australia's most congested corridors between 2011 and 2031; and demand for public transport is set to rise by 55% in Sydney, 121% in Melbourne and an average of 89% across all capital cities. But that's just the beginning. "Experiences of transport ... |
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