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| | | State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) has announced the launch of the State Street Gold Fund, a new unlisted managed fund in Australia. The State Street Gold Fund seeks to track the performance of the spot gold price (LBMA Gold Price PM in Australian ... |
| | | | ... macro-trends. The companies in question, listed by their weighting in the fund, include Amazon, Tesla, Alphabet, Snowflake, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Netflix, NVIDIA, and Broadcom. Positioned as a "core building block for growth orientated portfolios," ... |
| | | | An internal investigation into the recent breach of Iress' GitHub user space found no evidence any of its client data was compromised, however 20 OneVue employees and clients weren't so lucky. On May 11, Iress' private user space on third-party ... |
| | | | Vision Super has found itself in hot water after analysis revealed it has purchased $2.2 million worth of Whitehaven Coal stocks after walking back its fossil fuel exclusion policy last year. The super fund changed its environmental, social and governance ... |
| | | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers said at the Morgan Stanley Australia Summit in Sydney yesterday that a key goal of the Budget was to fight inflation in a way that doesn't damage an already weak economy. "... the primary focus of the Budget was to tackle inflation ... |
| | | | ... equities, there is more to the story. "If you take out the 'Magnificent Seven' (Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta Platforms and Tesla) and take a more equal weighted approach to looking at the market, the US equities market has been flat. ... |
| | | | ... argue that equities appear too expensive now, particularly the Magnificent Seven stocks of Tesla, Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Nvidia, and Microsoft. Compared to their 2021 levels, Liu said the Magnificent Seven's valuations are not as stretched. "If ... |
| | | | ... annum management fee. Some of the companies held in the Galaxy portfolio include Adobe, Airbnb, Amazon, Cochlear, Eli Lilly, Meta, Nvidia, SEEK, Starbucks, Shopify, Tesla, and Nike. "Our Where the World is Going criteria is unique to us, and has always ... |
| | | | From July 1, Australian Retirement Trust (ART) will add thermal coal to its list of exclusions. ART currently applies three exclusions when directly investing in Australian and international share asset classes across all its investment options, being ... |
| | | | ... year-on-year. US technology companies cut back the most, spending $69 billion less than the previous year. Among these, Microsoft and Meta reduced buybacks by almost one third, and Apple by one seventh. Outside the US, companies in the UK were the biggest ... |
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