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| | | ... UBS, Vanguard, Zurich. "Over the years we have continuously improved not only the event, but what sponsors get out of a night like this," said McLaren. Financial Standard is the media partner for the event. The event is open only to sponsors and their ... |
| | | | ... Perfectamento! But... but, yes, that's right, but that's if revenue remains the same. Hell may freeze over but as sure as night follows day (sowee for the clichA(C)s), revenue would also fall, perhaps even by more than a factor of one. Those 5,000 heads ... |
| | | | ... Executive Board Member Yves Mersch thought - he's certainly no small beer - when he told the Renminbi Forum in Luxembourg last night that, "...due to the size of China's economy and its importance in global trade and, potentially, finance, the renminbi ... |
| | | | ... accelerated to 7.7% in December from 7.3% previously. And then there's that other US stat blamed for Wall Street's moodiness last night. US consumer confidence disappointed market expectations for an 80.1 print, coming in at 78.1 in February from 79.4 ... |
| | | | ... from 51.6 in January. Green. Of course it's for Uncle Sam.A Just look at the 0.6% climb in the Dow and the S&P 500 last night and the 0.7% increase in the Nasdaq. Markit's flash manufacturing PMI measure jumped from 53.7 in January to 56.7 this month.A ... |
| | | | ... disappointing data on retail spending and weekly jobless claims. 'Twas a convenient excuse (rationale?), particularly last night when a skyful of snow dropped on the East Coast about the same time as the indicators hit the screens. Schools were closed ... |
| | | | So what happened? Why did the previous day's Yellen yay turned into a Yellen yawn last night? Profit-taking?A Perhaps. Then again, why oh why? Why wouldn't the denizens of Wall Street lighten up their risks portfolios just a day after assured you, I ... |
| | | | ... operating officer Phil Anderson said at a Sydney roadshow today. Bowen made the comments on ABC's Lateline program last night, in line with Assistant Treasurer Arthur Sinodinos, who recently told Financial Standard that another collapse like Storm could ... |
| | | | ... before last week or a decline of 16K Yes, yes, yo, Virginia, that 4,000 head difference made all the difference to last night's sentiment. Not to mention, it's one week's worth of data and they bounce around week by week. Not to mention, too, that the ... |
| | | | ... 0.9% -- but I can't help but recall the verse from the Bible, "Jesus wept", when I read one particular explanation for last night's rebound. It was because US factory orders fell less than expected in December - 1.5% versus 1.8% -- and therefore the ... |
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