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| | | Only one-third of large cap small company Australian share funds made it on Zenith Investment Partner's "recommended list". The firm screened 152 funds and 35 funds managed to be included on the recommended list. Acadian, Armytage, Aurora, Bennelong ... |
| | | | ... biggest company on the exchange, fell 13 cents to $31.43 after citing challenging market conditions as it recorded falls in third quarter production in iron ore, copper, petroleum and aluminium. Rival miner Rio increased 91 cents, or 1.7 per cent, to ... |
| | | | ... the company's annual general meeting its controversial deal with China's state-owned Chinalco was a good move for world's third largest miner. BHP, Australia's biggest company, declined 77 cents, or 2.3 per cent, to $32.64. Also dragging the market down ... |
| | | | ... Exchange, the March SPI futures index was up 40 points at 3,827. In company news on Friday, Woolworths Ltd releases its third quarter sales results. On Thursday, the Australian share market closed higher after starting strongly on a positive lead from ... |
| | | | More than two thirds of investors listen to the advice of financial advisers, but 40 per cent are willing to make investment switches without consulting their planner, according to a new Securitor survey. Geoff Lloyd, general manager, advice and private ... |
| | | | ... seven have no author identified, four have no details at all provided and two are confidential. Only six - less than one third - are from identifiable authors, being five individuals and one adviser group. |
| | | | ... banking industry newsletter, two of India's state-owned banks are seeking branch banking authorities in Australia and a third plans to open a representative office. Bank of Baroda has applied for branch licences in Australia as well as New Zealand, to ... |
| | | | ... the sale. According to a statement, Barclay's may negotiate other proposals for iShares and other related businesses from third parties over the next 45 days from tomorrow. |
| | | | Global debt market volumes have increased 31 percent in the last year, driven by Asia and Japan. But rather than the surge expected from the US, combined Europe, the Middle east and Africa jumped 76 per cent while debt issuance from the Americas fell ... |
| | | | ... September last year or before the sharp sell-off in equity markets in the following month. It is now down to just over a third of its 89.53 peak hit in October 2008. But of course just as many shooed away the peddlers of doom when everything seemed so ... |
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