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| | | ... 2 and full service was not restored until Sunday August 8. BT apologised on social media and posted daily updates. On Thursday, clients were told that the issue had been identified and a system refresh was being completed. However, the platform remained ... |
| | | | ... superannuation funds are the only ones benefiting from increasing costs. Appearing before the Standing Committee on Economics on Thursday afternoon, Synchron chair Michael Harrison was asked by Liberal MP Jason Falinski who benefits from Australians ... |
| | | | ... The due date was set for today, April 22. Senator Brockman yesterday said the committee has pushed the report to next Thursday. "The committee requests an extension of time to report until 29 April 2021 to allow it to consider the evidence received and ... |
| | | | ... importantly, our organisation's culture." The announcement comes as speculation grew that De Ferrari was set to resign last Thursday and former Sunsuper chief executive and current AMP Australia chief executive Scott Hartley was expected to step ... |
| | | | ... carbon emissions by 2050 fails to "match, let alone improve on" what its peer funds are doing, says MarketForces. Last Thursday, AustralianSuper said it would target net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 to mitigate against the risk of climate change on ... |
| | | | ... accounts and term deposits; securities and structured alternative investments. In an internal memo presented to staff on Thursday and obtained by Financial Standard, BT announced the "Wealth Connect model in its current form is longer required". In response ... |
| | | | ... of multi manager, who has been with the firm for more than 17 years, and a research analyst. Theo Sofios departed last Thursday, a spokesperson for Perpetual confirmed. Sofios had been with Perpetual for 17 years and five months. Prior to joining the ... |
| | | | ... in the midst of it. Now the second wave looks like it's come to Japan. According to Kyodo News: "Japan reported on Thursday [July 23] more than 980 new daily coronavirus infections, marking a record for a second straight day in a resurgence since ... |
| | | | ... were never designed to be permanent." This comes as Treasurer Josh Frydenberg prepares to deliver his budget update on Thursday this week, which will provide insight into the economic damage caused by COVID-19. In May, Frydenberg said the lockdown measures ... |
| | | | ... only that, in the haste to reopen, the Victorian government has upped restrictive precautions -- starting this coming Thursday, you won't be able to tell Victorians from Michael Jackson for we all will be required to don masks in public. Stage 4 ... |
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