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| | | ... questioning the political will and determination of Eurozone members to fix the flaws in the construction of the monetary union." Dr Westerwelle dismissed claims that the problems would have been averted if Europe had acted earlier and more decisively. ... |
| | | | ... represents Aged and Community Services Australia (ACSA), Lloyd Williams and Rosemary Kelly on behalf of the Health Services Union (HSU) and David Smith for the Australian Services Union has been named alternate director for Tim Lyons representing the ... |
| | | | ... boosted miners and energy companies. Energy stocks led the push higher, adding 0.7 per cent after news that the European Union (EU) had placed an embargo on Iranian exports, sending oil prices close to the $US100 a barrel mark. Financials rose on confidence ... |
| | | | ... 4,287.6 points. NEW YORK - US stocks gave up modest gains Monday to end the session flat as wary investors focused on European Union talks aimed at forging a deal on Greece's debt write-down with private bondholders. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ... |
| | | | ... to the announcement, claiming the system as it stands, was "not transparent, not competitive and inappropriately favours union dominated industry super funds". Shadow Assistant Treasurer Mathias Cormann also said the process shouldn't take as long as ... |
| | | | The Finance Sector Union, representing workers at Australia's big four banks, said job cuts in the banking industry cannot be justified. Reports today claim thousands of bank jobs could be on the line over the next two years as part of major cost cutting ... |
| | | | The National Tertiary Education Union, the main union representing UniSuper fund members, has written to members outlining their response to concerns about the superannuation fund. In a statement issued yesterday, the NTEU said, "The Union will take ... |
| | | | Markets remain turbulent with persistent worries over Europe but the Union will "make up, not break up", according to George Boubouras from UBS. However, investors should remain diversified across all asset classes to protect from "fatigue". George ... |
| | | | ... indirectly making a mockery of reports that British Prime Minister David Cameron's decision to vetoe to changes to the European Union financial treaty will somehow lead to the UK being isolated. The Financial Development Index on which these assessments ... |
| | | | With Australia's biggest super fund, AustralianSuper, announcing yet another merger, this time with the public sector industry fund AGEST, the question is whether super funds are merging for the benefit of their members or to build financial empires. ... |
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