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| | | ... been a year of regulations, motions and disallowance in FoFA land. The Coalition's win in the September 2013 Federal election was interpreted as a sign that the troubled legislation would approved, but its bid to pass changes to FoFA through regulation ... |
| | | | ... political instability in Greece spooks markets around the world. European markets fell overnight after a presidential election was brought forward, which investors feared could threaten Greece's bailout program. Most sectors on the local market were ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower following Wall Street down as global stocks fall on concern over growth in China and potential political fallout in Greece. At 0857 AEST on Wednesday, the December share price index futures contract was ... |
| | | | ... Darvall will be resigning at the same time, while director Erica Lane, the only woman in the board, will not seek re-election as a director "due to other commitments." Director Alan Watson has been appointed lead independent director and the company ... |
| | | | ... flat. The yen made some inroads against the US dollar and euro after hitting multiyear lows, but with eyes on the general election expected next month in Japan, analysts expect it to resume its downtrend. Tokyo reversed early losses on Friday to end ... |
| | | | ... the board has asked iPac Securities executive director of media and industry commentator Paul Clitheroe to stand for election. His appointment as chair will be subject to a vote at the 26 November 2014 (AGM) AWI owns about a third of van Eyk, which went ... |
| | | | How many Prime Ministers does it take to fix the Japanese economy? Sixteen... and is still counting. That's the number of times Japan has changed its leader since 1990 when the economy did a Humpty Dumpty. Twenty four years on and all 16 kings - and ... |
| | | | ... Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as speculation swirls that he may put off a planned sales tax hike and call a snap general election. Tokyo jumped per cent 1.14 per cent, or 195.74 points, to 17,392.79 and Hong Kong added 0.34 per cent, or 81.76 points to 24,019.94. ... |
| | | | ... dividends of its wealth fund, the Future Fund." Another major difference is that, since the Howard government lost the 2007 election, no government has made a contribution to the Future Fund. This, Costello said, is because the Future Fund is funded ... |
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