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| | | ... per cent, or 173.24 points, to close at 15,341.82, while Seoul slipped 0.51 per cent, or 10.04 points, to 1,967.93 and Sydney ended 0.82 per cent, or 41.7 points, lower at 5,062.5. Shanghai closed a tad lower, dipping 1.37 points to 2,202.80 while Hong ... |
| | | | ... managing private wealth and he will report to ANZ global wealth chief executive Joyce Phillips. Norfolk will be based in Sydney and will begin at the start of 2014. Phillips said first-class investment opportunities and connecting clients to the wealth ... |
| | | | ... Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU). Holden's end "could spell the end of manufacturing in Australia," University of Sydney Business School economists Stephen Clibborn and Russell Lansbury add. But these prophets of doom might be making a mountain ... |
| | | | ... decision last week to delay cutting interest rates further. Tokyo slipped 0.62 per cent, or 96.25 points to 15,515.06, Sydney fell 0.77 per cent, or 39.4 points, to 5,104.2 and Seoul ended 0.78 per cent, or 15.48 points, lower at 1,977.97. Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... banned three mortgage brokers and convicted one after it found that they had provided false information to clients. Two Sydney-based mortgage brokers were permanently banned for providing false information to credit providers in support of loan applications ... |
| | | | ... focus in 2014." You can hear more from Baur and other leading economists at the Financial Standard Chief Economist Forum in Sydney on 29 January and Melbourne on 31 January. |
| | | | ... might announce a small cut in its stimulus program next week. Tokyo eased 0.25 per cent, or 38.90 points, to 15,611.31, Sydney was almost unchanged, edging down 0.8 points to 5,143.6 and Seoul gave up 0.35 per cent, or 6.93 points, to end at 1,993.45. ... |
| | | | ... jumped 2.29 per cent, or 350.35 points, to 15,650.21 and Seoul climbed 1.01 per cent, or 19.97 points, to 2,000.38. But Sydney fell 0.80 per cent, or 41.6 points, to 5,144.4. Shanghai was flat, edging 1.09 points higher to end at 2,238.20 and Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... Roadshow for 2014. The roadshow will kick off in Hobart on February 4, 2014, and will also visit Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The program includes insurance and investment sessions, as well as a workshop on emotional intelligence ... |
| | | | ... while the weaker yen provided some support. Hong Kong finished 0.13 per cent higher, adding 30.53 points to 23,743.10. But Sydney lost 0.23 per cent, or 12.0 points, to end at 5,186.0 and Seoul was 0.22 per cent lower, giving up 4.36 points to close ... |
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