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| | ... and e-commerce stocks proved most popular across all demographics with Apple, Tesla, Facebook, Tencent, Amazon, Snap and Alibaba among the top picks. "International shares offer a great diversification opportunity for Australian investors. It's interesting ... |
| | | ... million for the soon to be ASX-listed Global Disruption Fund. The initial portfolio is expected to include Amazon, Facebook, Alibaba, Netflix, Apple, Microsoft and Visa. The fund will also invest in a selection of smaller companies that have the potential ... |
| | | ... Pollak said. "The S&P500 Index may be up over 20% in the past two years, but back out the performance of Apple, Amazon, Alibaba and the like, and that growth is significantly lower - maybe even negative. General Motors is flat relative to ten years ago. ... |
| | | ... largest mobile and online payment platform - to make it easier for Australian consumers to pay for purchases made through Alibaba Group's e-commerce websites, including a platform for Chinese merchants to sell to global consumers named AliExpress. CBA ... |
| | | ... see a lot of customers dipping their feet into international trading around the time of high profile IPOs, such as the Alibaba listing last year," Rayson added. CommSec has also seen growth in the number of individuals investing in internationally based ... |
| | | Australian fintech lender GetCapital is offering finance to support purchases on Alibaba.com from suppliers in any country under a new partnership announced recently. The collaboration is, for the first time, providing Australian importers and exporters ... |
| | | ... Treasury yields, Hogan said. Netflix rose 4.5 per cent following reports it is in talks with a Chinese partner backed by Alibaba founder Jack Ma to launch online video services in China. Keurig Green Mountain sank 8.6 per cent after announcing details ... |
| | | ... of $US1.8 billion of Rosetta debt. Noble fell 6.2 per cent. US online retailer Zulily jumped 5.2 per cent on news that Alibaba, China's e-commerce giant, has raised its stake in the boutique that markets to mothers and features daily deals. Alibaba shed ... |
| | | ... was down two points at 5,615. US stocks have pushed higher overnight as oil prices cooled and Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba soared on strong sales. Locally on Friday, the Reserve Bank of Australia releases its Statement on Monetary Policy. In equities ... |
| | | ... to harmonize the diverse array of connected gadgets in people's lives. Big online services also propelled the indices. Alibaba added 3.35 percent, Amazon 2.8 percent and Google 2.3 percent. Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury rose ... |
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