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| | | ... Oil at US$10 a barrel! OMG! That's fantabolous - at least, for oil consumers the biggest three of which are the United States, China, Japan. And at least in so far as what this old, ageing bloke learned in Economics 101. Higher oil prices are a tax on ... |
| | | | ... stance on global equities to moderately overweight from neutral, citing healthy economic growth prospects in the United States. The Tokyo-based company's investment committee maintained an underweight stance on global bonds against US dollar cash for ... |
| | | | ... European Union is the magnificent construction of the EU spirit. But none of that is true: the EU was created by the United States," he said. Following the end of World War II, "the US, under Truman, took French and German bankers and made a deal. The ... |
| | | | ... is like being hit by a lettuce leaf." Australian policy makers are looking at the US system for reference: "The United States, for instance, has double the potential jail-term available as compared to Australia in cases of fraud, insider trading and ... |
| | | | ... replace the Kyoto protocol, "There have been some very encouraging developments in recent months." "In particular the United States and China have both come out with encouraging positions in regard to their own domestic policy - completely different ... |
| | | | Digital advice tools should be seen as an opportunity, not a threat for the traditional advice market in the United States, according to the UB-based global analytics firm Cerulli Associates. "Many industry stakeholders assume that ongoing advances ... |
| | | | ... Rajan said lifecycle superannuation funds are gaining traction not only in Australia but globally. He said in the United States about $700 billion has been invested in target-date funds (also known as lifecycle or lifestage) during the last five to 10 ... |
| | | | A research paper by actuarial associations in Australia, the United States and United Kingdom criticises governments for tinkering with pension measures that may further confuse those nearing and in retirement. The paper, 'The challenge of longevity ... |
| | | | ... investment committee (GIC) said it is less optimistic about the outlook of corporate earnings and share prices in the United States. The committee has also pushed back its forecasted timing of the US Federal Reserve's credit tightening to October from ... |
| | | | ... five-fold from $22 million to $114 million. The company employs some 600 people in Australia, Asia, Europe and the United States. Puttick said the board had appointed an international executive search firm and will be reviewing a list of internal and ... |
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