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| | | ... culture," Fox told Financial Standard. "Until we get some honesty in that, the bad apples can keep circulating around and nothing can stop them," he added. He revealed that the AFA is in talks with several dealer groups regarding this issue and warned ... |
| | | | ... triple ho-hum boring. Yes folks, "Chumbawamba" still rules on Wall Street - it gets knocked down but it gets up again, nothing's ever going to keep it down. Only yesterday, I listed the list of crises that supposedly sparked last week's dip and heralds ... |
| | | | ... labor market indicators suggests that there remains significant underutilization of labor resources." (30 July statement) Nothing much to be alarmed here, Janet's still giving the Fed scope to remain easy. However, the strong second quarter rebound in ... |
| | | | So what's new in world of Wall Street today? In a word... nothing. Not a thing, Virginia. Equities, Treasuries, gold and copper closed basically unchanged overnight. Sure, sure there's still plenty of things to worry about on Wall Street. The latest ... |
| | | | "Imagine there's no countries It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people Living life in peace..." -- Imagine, John Lennon On their own, they could have been easily ignored by financial markets - and dip ... |
| | | | Move on folks, go git... nothing to see here. Wall Street's down overnight on your usual garden-variety profit-taking after its record breaking climb on the eve of July 4th. Though some would have you believe something more sinister and all that jazz ... |
| | | | ... Citi in a unique position, as it is the only custodian operating in Australia with domestic retail banking services and nothing to lose. Other large custodians such as JP Morgan, State Street and BNP Paribas do not have retail banking services in Australia ... |
| | | | ... payments to 'superannuation liaison officers' (SLOs). While Caine said he could not verify the figure, he said there was "nothing secret" about the relationship between the union and the fund. However, while he acknowledged the exact nature of the relationship ... |
| | | | ... clear evidence was like flogging a dead horse. Part of the reason CBA has behaved the way they have is that they have nothing to fear from this regulator." His comments echo those of ASIC whistleblower James Wheeldon who railed the regulator's "venality" ... |
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