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| | | ... superior global network." "Citi has direct access to more than 60 markets around the world. This will provide NAB clients with richer market information and easier access to subject matter experts for complex issues," Cahill said. |
| | | | ... superior global network." "Citi has direct access to more than 60 markets around the world. This will provide NAB clients with richer market information and easier access to subject matter experts for complex issues," Cahill said. Citi's appointment ... |
| | | | ... Union's "UCITS" regime. The central idea is that the Asian region and not Europe should benefit from the Asian region getting richer and older and we must stop exporting our tax revenue, growth and jobs to the European Union. If we are asking our neighbours ... |
| | | | ... Financial System Inquiry chair David Murray argues it must be removed from political intervention. The new paper, 'For Richer or Poorer', analyses for the first time the role superannuation plays for Australians in different age and wealth brackets as ... |
| | | | ... than US74Ac, at US73.92Ac." Gov Glenn was correct the first time, "To some extent this is perhaps a natural outworking of richer, more complex societies possessing more information and analytical resources, the 24/7 operation of financial markets and ... |
| | | | ... migration triggers economic growth and thus additional import demand in the core countries." This is an offer the rich/richer EU countries cannot refuse... for they've already signed up to this. Germany certainly wasn't able to as evidenced by this sub-heading ... |
| | | | ... global miner BHP Billiton was up 22 cents at $28.55, Rio Tinto added $1.20 to $57.69, and Fortescue Metals was six cents richer at $2.44. Oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum was 23 cents weaker at $35.88, but Santos put on seven cents at $8.15. Food ... |
| | | | ... was 27 cents higher at $34.46, and Santos was up 25 cents at $7.25. Construction giant Leighton Holdings was four cents richer at $21.74 after it said it would sell its John Holland subsidiary to a Chinese firm for around $1.15 billion. On Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... Rio Tinto shed 62 cents at $59.03, and Fortescue Metals dipped 6.5 cents to $3.385. Coles-owner Wesfarmers was 49 cents richer at $43.84 after Coles increased its food and liquor sales by 5.8 per cent to $7.3 billion in the first quarter. Beverages supplier ... |
| | | | ... Telstra continues to rise, adding four cents to $5.70. The owner of the Priceline pharmacies brand, API, was six cents richer at 64.5 cents after it lifted its full year underlying profit guidance, due to stronger than expected sales growth. |
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