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| | | The Australian sharemarket opened slightly lower on Friday as uncertainty over the impact of Libya's turmoil remains a concern to investors. At 1015 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 5.7 points, or 0.12 per cent, at 4,803.6, while the broader ... |
| | | | ... year results are expected from Australand Property Group and AXA Asia Pacific Holdings Ltd. In New Zealand, Prime Minister Julia Gillard addresses the Trans-Tasman Business Circle in Auckland. On Monday, the Australian share market closed at a fresh ... |
| | | | ... Standard looks back at the stories that shook up the industry this year. It was an extraordinary year in Australian politics. Julia Gillard became the nation's first female Prime Minister in June after support for Kevin Rudd vanished almost as quickly ... |
| | | | Two major resources companies have backed down from their refusals to provide disclosure around carbon emissions. The companies have agreed to provide greater disclosure around carbon emissions, after pressure from the Climate Institute, Australian ... |
| | | | IOOF has given Legg Mason a $100 million Australian small companies mandate after consolidating its United Funds Management and MultiMix assets into a single portfolio. Dan Farmer of IOOF said what appealed to them was Legg Mason's stable and experienced ... |
| | | | Australian Ethical Investment and The Climate Institute have complained to ASIC and are considering legal action against two major resources companies after shareholder institutions were denied the chance to vote on a proposal that would force the companies ... |
| | | | ... the December share price index futures contract was 21 points lower at 4,576. In economics news on Monday, Prime Minister Julia Gillard addresses a Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) breakfast in Sydney on "A strong economy for the ... |
| | | | ... to say we expect stronger growth and a pick up in the labour market going forward? For one, The Fed's not Australian PM Julia Gillard - so no "going forward" there. But seriously, the US$600 bil QE2 forced them into a negative outlook - else, what's ... |
| | | | ... such as electorate allowances, cars and overseas study trips." And this means higher interest rates for Australians. Thanks Julia... you too Wayne. It seems that despite the momentary shock to the system, the financial world hasn't really changed all ... |
| | | | ... passport was important to future growth in the industry. The report, released by the Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon Julia Gillard MP, at APEC in Yokohama, Japan, proposes an Asia Funds Passport to allow for Australian investors and fund managers ... |
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