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| | | ... non-financial offerings and competing financial products into their fold." In Australia, open banking will especially open "windows of opportunity". "As the traditional banking model changes to an open one, banking KPIs will need to adapt based on whether ... |
| | | | ... said. "I think of what we are doing as being a smartphone provider. We might be Apple, we might be Samsung, we might be a Windows phone. We are a platform within which we support all these applications." The phone analogy breaks down because the jump ... |
| | | | ... senior financial adviser advising on about $150 million for 200 clients. He says he has seen a few investment scams (MS Windows, Nigerian princes, fake letters from the ATO) go around in the past years years but their nature is more of deceitful behavior ... |
| | | | ... allows trading of stocks, bonds, ETFs CFDs, futures, options, forex and other asset classes on compatible multi-screen Windows and Mac computers. Traders will be charged on the volume of securities that they trade, with prices getting more attractive ... |
| | | | ... institutions," with major banks "bearing the brunt of this at present." He said that banks have been slow to "open the windows" and speak plainly to customers about these concerns, and said a strategic priority for ANZ in 2017 is to form a "pact" with ... |
| | | | ... infuriating - like the time I discovered, in 2013, that there was nothing we could do to bring in better-designed cab windows for trucks, to stop cyclists being crushed. It had to be done at a European level, and the French were opposed." The path of ... |
| | | | ... (technology, media and telecom) were all the rage back then. But back then, it was Commodore - thought to be better than Windows 95 - and Sun Microsystems and America Online - before Google - that were all the rage and the ones preaching. Where are they ... |
| | | | ... of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. Dow member Microsoft rose 0.8 per cent after announcing it will begin selling its Windows 10 operating system on July 29. The move marks a major launch for Microsoft, after the relative failure of Windows 8, which ... |
| | | | ... shareholder in IBM, took collateral damage, falling 1.0 percent. Microsoft sagged 1.0 percent as it unveiled the upcoming Windows 10 operating system, which aims to harmonize the diverse array of connected gadgets in people's lives. Big online services ... |
| | | | ... four and resources, Perennial Investment Partners has made a case for investing in small companies that make aluminum windows or own the Kangaroo Island ferries. "We see some near-term growth emerging for companies with exposure to the Australian housing ... |
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