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| | | ... concrete battle plan and perhaps, another four months to implement might be too late. Is this a case of 'Nero fiddled while Rome burns?' Japan is reporting its third quarter real GDP growth figures today - more likely than not, this will officially add ... |
| | | | 'Rome was not built in a day.' Wall Street's behaviour over the past few days reflects the GenXers and GenYers culture of instant gratification. Flick a switch and dinner is cooked, the music plays, moving images play on the screen. Click on the mouse ... |
| | | | ... Jones was five cents stronger at $5.25. In aviation, Macquarie Airports (MAp) today announced that it had sold its stake in Rome's main airport to Italian-based Gemina for 1.237 billion euro ($A1.97 billion). Shares in MAp, the owner of Sydney Airport ... |
| | | | ... $7.2 million in the UK water market via Utilities there. This follows earlier European infrastructure investments like the Rome and Brussels airports, UK ports and energy distribution companies. While Australian officials ready themselves for the next ... |
| | | | ... with half of the regional exposure in Europe and 50 per cent exposure to toll roads, 22 per cent in airports, which includes Rome, Venice and Auckland airports, 8 per cent in communications infrastructure and the remainder in ports, utilities and cash. ... |
| | | | ... Italy. Italian consumer confidence rose its highest level in three years. An index based on a poll of 2,000 households by the Rome- based Isae Institute increased for a third month to 108.8 in November from a revised 105.6 in October. Financial markets ... |
| | | | ... stakes in the airport operator. The deal is the fourth in Europe for Macquarie, which already owns stakes in airports serving Rome and British cities Birmingham and Bristol, and is the world's second-biggest privately owned airport operator. "We think ... |
| | | | ... known." MAp, which is managed by Macquarie Bank Ltd, owns a 53 per cent stake in Sydney Airport and a 28 per cent holding in Rome Airport, as well as investments in Birmingham and Bristol Airports in the United Kingdom. |
| | | | Macquarie Airports securities continued to scale record heights in early trade today, after the owner of Sydney and Rome Airports reported a strong rebound in traffic in May. The stock was up three cents to $2.09 by 1021 AEST, on track to beat the $2.07 ... |
| | | | ... The deal would result in the Macquarie Bank Ltd-managed MAp increasing its stake in Sydney Airport to 60% from 53% and in Rome Airport to 42.2% from 28.8%. |
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