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| | | ... legislation "is aimed at locking into law the dodgy deal that they [the Coalition] have done with Clive Palmer to back the big banks over consumers." "Choice, Industry Super Australia, ASIC and the Government's own hand-picked chair of the Financial ... |
| | | | The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has called on the Murray Inquiry to set clear objectives against which the success of superannuation's role in reducing the Age Pension burden on public coffers can be measured. In its latest ... |
| | | | ... In Australia on Tuesday, share market closed almost flat as modest gains among the major banks outweighed weakness in the big miners pressured by falling iron ore prices. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index gained 2.7 points, or 0.05 per cent, to 5,637.6 ... |
| | | | ... $63.99, Fortescue Metals dipped 1.5 cents to $4.325, while Atlas Iron gained 0.25 cents to $59.75. In other company news, the big banks were all up, with Commonwealth Bank gaining 15 cents to $80.66, ANZ rising eight cents to $33.30, Westpac up eight ... |
| | | | It didn't happen overnight, but it is happening. The S&P 500 index flirted above its 2,000-point milestone -2001.95 points to be exact in intra-day trade - before closing at 1997.92 points. There's always tomorrow. With just another 2.1 points (0.1%) ... |
| | | | ... $33.505, NAB rising five cents to $34.51, Commonwealth Bank lifting 24 cents to $80.85 and Westpac up 13 cents to $35.02. The big resource players continued their recent trend of losses. BHP Billiton dropped 37 cents to $37.43, Rio Tinto shed 56 cents ... |
| | | | Raise your hands all ye who thinks that their economy is growing above and beyond potential, that there's no slack in their nations' respective labour markets or that their labour force is not "under-utilised", and that it's time... to normalise interest ... |
| | | | "What do you know about medicine?" This was what the doctor I consulted asked me when I asked for a stronger dose of antibiotics to rid me of the bacterial bugs that have invaded my body a few months back. Well doc, I may not know about medicine as ... |
| | | | ... because it creates artificial competition. The fact is many of the smaller financial institutions out there are owned by the Big Four, which are trying to hide that ownership," People's Choice managing director Peter Evers said. "They want people to ... |
| | | | ... the third consecutive month of decline. House prices fell by 0.5% in June and 0.1% in May. China's surely in trouble now - big trouble, according to the Australian Financial Review (AFR), "China's property market is going through its worst slump on record..." ... |
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