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| | ... industries "are the global leaders in promoting vibrant capital markets and diverse investment opportunities, and ensuring Americans can safeguard themselves, their property, and their businesses against unexpected events." Investment Company Institute ... |
| | | ... military action... the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) is ready to react to any mode of war desired by the Americans... We will take the toughest counteraction against the provocateurs." War seemed real and imminent that time as it is now. ... |
| | | ... 100 days since Donald Trump was sworn in as chief executive of America, Inc. "Donald, you're fired!" should be what Americans tell him if poll ratings are anything to go by. In her piece on al.com, Leada Gore wrote: "A recently released CNN/ORC poll ... |
| | | ... military action...the DPRK - Democratic People's Republic of Korea - is ready to react to any mode of war desired by the Americans...We will take the toughest counteraction against the provocateurs." In spite of this, financial markets' reaction have ... |
| | | ... was when I started 12 years ago, there's still quite a different way of approaching sustainable investing between the Americans, the Europeans and Australians," Cheang says. Ultimately, super funds and other instos have to be clear on what they are trying ... |
| | | ... What gave? What gave is certainly Trump's conciliatory victory speech. You know the one. The one where he called on Americans to unite, the one where he promised to build - not the Mexican Wall - but "highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals" ... |
| | | ... so it seems. It could play into Trump's hands and his accusation of election rigging given the level of distrust many Americans feel about Hillary. And then, there's this from abc.net.au: "US Election: Could neither Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump end ... |
| | | ... just-released report of the US National Financial Capability Study reveals that despite the recovering US economy, 18% of Americans with a college education could not raise $2000 for an emergency. The ratio rises to a staggering 45% for people with only ... |
| | | ... composition of the Australian government is known or a little bit longer when Brexit dies down. Or until November, when Americans vote for their own leader? With the global political system seemingly chaos, a US President Trump is still likely. |
| | | ... is kinder than the article published by 'The New Yorker'. The headline says it all, "BRITISH LOSE RIGHT TO CLAIM THAT AMERICANS ARE DUMBER" - yup, in all caps! As an aside, the Brits might be able to reclaim their claim come November's US presidential ... |
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