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| | | ... Glenorchy, will have 15 demographically tailored homes set within a small town context complete with streets, as well as a supermarket, cinema, cafe, beauty salon and gardens. Each home will be staffed by health professionals who dress casually and will ... |
| | | | ... portfolio of about $19 billion. It owns and manages 314 commercial properties in Australia - including office buildings, supermarket-anchored retail centres and industrial assets on behalf of institutional, wholesale and retail investors. Hastings is ... |
| | | | ... Glenorchy, will have 15 demographically tailored homes set within a small town context complete with streets, as well as a supermarket, cinema, cafe, beauty salon and gardens. The design of the facility is based on a typical Tasmanian cul-de-sac streetscape ... |
| | | | ... established, leading to effective price discovery and transparency in wholesale agricultural markets and neutralise big supermarket and international subsidy impacts. ISA chief economist Stephen Anthony said with the right expertise and policy settings ... |
| | | | ... 'sweet spot' capability for attracting companies in the 50 to $500 million market capitalisation range to the ASX 'supermarket'. It includes serving the needs of smaller, early-stage firms, and acting like a venture capital provider. According to Stevens ... |
| | | | Disregarding benchmarks through an upside/downside capture strategy can help investors manage volatility risk while still achieving healthy returns. Launching a new white paper on how defensive strategies can benefit Australian equity investors, AllianceBernstein ... |
| | | | Supermarket giant Coles quietly exited the life insurance industry less than three years after launching a directly distributed offer. As of 1 January 2017, Coles Life Insurance policy holders became customers of MetLife - the insurer whose MetLife ... |
| | | | ... significantly." The kinds of data insurers could source to make these granular pricing adjustments could come from social media, supermarket and credit card transactions and devices like smartwatches. The problem is, the paper noted, "consumers may not ... |
| | | | Only one in five Australian consumers have faith that traditional retail banks will give them unbiased advice and put their interests first. That's one of the key findings from a recent global survey of 55,000 consumers across 32 countries - including ... |
| | | | ... expiry. The second investment sees Charter Hall take a 50% stake in the office headquarters of Coles in Melbourne. The supermarket operator has just signed a new 15 year lease expiring in 2030. The purchase was negotiated directly off market from Investa ... |
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