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| | | ... same year. The group has offices in Pasadena, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, New York, SA£o Paulo, Singapore, Tokyo and Dubai. |
| | | | ... weeks. Making news on Wednesday, Qantas received final approval from the competition watchdog for its global partnership with Dubai-based airline Emirates. Qantas was up 2.75 cents at $1.7475. In other airline news, the High Court of Singapore gave its ... |
| | | | ... Private Capital Ltd (Swiss Private) and their offers of interests in 'Aussie Super -Superannuation Fund'. Purporting to be a Dubai-based private investment firm with branch offices in New York, Frankfurt, Geneva and Melbourne, Swiss Private's website ... |
| | | | ... eurozone financial turmoil. In local economic news, Qantas said that from April its flights to Europe will stop over in Dubai under a 10-year partnership with Emirates. Qantas shares rose seven cents, or 6.2 per cent, to $1.19. Billabong shares were ... |
| | | | ... dealer and loan provider Cash Converters firmed 0.5 cents to 79 cents after it said it had opened a franchised store in Dubai. National turnover at 1220 AEST was 710 million securities worth $1.98 billion, with 513 stocks down, 239 up and 286 unchang ... |
| | | | ... Recall too that back in 2009 when equity and commodity markets were surging, markets found something to worry about, it was Dubai World and its debt blowout. Then it was the Arab Spring and Kaddafi in early 2011. There were also North Korea and Iran. ... |
| | | | ... of Central and Eastern Europe and Middle East, where he will spearhead several new initiatives the company is pursuing in Dubai. "We're very pleased that Keri has agreed to accept this role," said Maria Wilton, managing director of Franklin Templeton ... |
| | | | ... more time. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Hate to say this but... didn't I tell you it would? That the Irish problem, like Greece's and Dubai's, would go away - or at least relegated till the next European debt scare when financial markets (or should I say the bears ... |
| | | | ... issue first re-emerged on the financial radar that I asked, "Could this be November 2009 redux when debt problems first and Dubai and then Greece sparked another wave of pessimism in the financial markets?" I guess I got my answer. But all these rediscovered ... |
| | | | ... 598 basis points. Spanish CDS also rose to record highs. Could this be November 2009 redux when debt problems first and Dubai and then Greece spark another wave of pessimism in the financial markets? I think not. The European sovereign debt issue had ... |
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