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| | | A person from a Sydney-based investment business has been banned from providing financial services after he persuaded investors to invest money with him on the false grounds that he had access to an exclusive deal involving the Facebook initial public ... |
| | | | ... market looks set to open higher following solid gains on Wall Street as a strong housing report helped equities regain ground. At 0810 AEST on Thursday, the December share price index futures contract was up 23 points at 5,402. Locally, in economic news ... |
| | | | ... reside - down 7.2% this year to date. And oh, this is compounded by the drop in price of that other metal dug from the ground. Spot gold prices have fallen to a nine-month low of US$1,214.70 an ounce. A function of the rising US dollar which, in turn ... |
| | | | ... terrorism operation" against the group (and has dragged Australia along with it - but no, we're not sending combat boots on the ground, according to PM Tony Abbott, not yet at least). Think of all the money that'll now be wasted as they are redirected ... |
| | | | ... climbed to a fresh eight-month high on Friday, gaining 0.25 per cent, or 39.09 points, to 15,948.29 as the yen lost further ground against the greenback, shrugging off a weak lead from Wall Street. Hong Kong stocks eased 0.27 per cent, or 67.32 points ... |
| | | | ... and this is really putting pressure on a lot of materials players," he said. He said the market could continue to lose ground over the next few days in the absence of a catalyst to push it higher but would likely find support around 5,500 points. In ... |
| | | | ... hours. In later European deals, it recovered slightly to $1.6094, which compared with $1.6104 on Monday. But it also lost ground against the euro which traded at 80.23 pence from 80.07 late on Monday. "The poor old pound is still under pressure as traders ... |
| | | | ... Russian that are actively fighting in eastern Ukraine spooking markets overnight. All major US and European markets lost ground overnight as NATO said at least 1,00 Russian troops were on the ground in Ukraine to help support the separtists. IG Markets ... |
| | | | The impartiality of the Fair Work Commission's two Expert Panels has again been challenged, with Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie calling on member Tim Harcourt to resign on the grounds that he is "biased towards the Labor Party." While Harcourt is ... |
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