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| | | The Australian share market was higher at noon, boosted by financials and the prospect of another interest rate cut in the United States later tonight. The Dow Jones industrial average made a late comeback overnight, which also bolstered the local bourse. ... |
| | | | Speaking at the Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) Professional Association of Australia (SPAA) conference, Nick Sherry, minister for superannuation and corporate law, said the government would be keeping a close eye on aggressive marketing campaigns targeting ... |
| | | | ... record oil prices which now seem stuck well above US$100 a barrel. The report by Sensis also found that what Australians worry about can change rapidly as while economic issues account for two out of three of our top concerns this quarter, last quarter ... |
| | | | ... Major indices tumbled 2 per cent in a broad-based decline. But banks and other financial services stocks lost heavily on worry that the service-sector slowdown portrayed in the Institute for Supply Management data would crimp demand for loans and capital ... |
| | | | ... computer and the bank," said John McDonald, senior securities response manager at Symantec. "Although that's not new, it's a worry because of what it can do, which is basically diverting users' funds when they connect to their bank account to make transfers ... |
| | | | ... Society this week, Dr Steven Kennedy from the Commonwealth Treasury said while the most obvious thing is we no longer have to worry about creating jobs, the challenge is now boosting workforce participation to unearth new sources of labour that we may ... |
| | | | ... regulators, but if done correctly could add value to the business. "Institutions see the checklist APRA says you need to worry about as purely form filling, but APRA doesn't want people just filling in forms, if you have good IT governance you will save ... |
| | | | High oil prices and a shrinking US dollar signal an economic perfect storm looming on the horizon, warns the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Simon Johnson, IMF chief economist told ABC TV's Business Lateline program last night that the credit crisis ... |
| | | | ... to underpin the broader market. But shares of financial services companies, including Citigroup Inc, fell on persistent worry that losses from mortgage defaults and the housing slump may worsen. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 66.74 points, or ... |
| | | | A Telstra Super research study on what its members want has revealed some surprising results, including how much people are willing to pay and for what services. Speaking at the ASFA conference yesterday, Telstra Super's general manager in marketing ... |
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