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| | | | ... potentially around the corner, according to WA Super's general manager, client services, Paul Owen. "I've heard the words 'perfect storm' bandied around, and that does concern me," Owen said. "I think in the shorter term there is the risk of some major ... |
| | | | ... SBY's use of the social media to make his feelings felt in both Indonesian and English. If you think about it Tony had the perfect escape goat - blame it on the KRudd. He was then Prime Minister but Prime Minister no longer. Heck, he's just resigned ... |
| | | | ... time when many industry participants are reducing their dealings with the mining sector, we believe this represents the perfect opportunity for Lonsec to further enhance our broking capabilities," Lonsec Stockbroking chief executive David Wylie said. ... |
| | | | ... This gives a good framework common with others parts of the law, Kell explained. "The best interest duty does not require perfect advice. In fact, that can be counter-intuitive in relation to clients' current circumstance." Kell added that advisers who ... |
| | | | ... "it is going to become tougher" and National Australia Bank (NAB) chairman Michael Chaney telling us that "We've got a perfect storm at the moment," and its chief economist Alan Oster predicting the unemployment rate to rise above 6% by the end of the ... |
| | | | ... "negative external shocks". There's National Australia Bank (NAB) chairman Michael Chaney telling us that "We've got a perfect storm at the moment," and its chief economist Alan Oster predicting the unemployment rate to rise above 6% by the end of the ... |
| | | | ... crash dead ahead 8. Reagan's budget director sees an 'apocalypse... get out now' 9. Nouriel Roubini: 'Prepare for the perfect storm' in an unstable world 10. Jeremy Grantham: America's growth and prosperity 'gone forever'" Did you catch yourself nothing ... |
| | | | The Industry Super Network (ISN) has told the federal government that Industry SuperFunds are ready to invest up to $15 billion in infrastructure, if certain impediments are lifted. "Australia has an infrastructure deficit of up to $770 billion, and ... |
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