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| | | ... Treasurer in the cabinet reshuffle earlier this month. Other committee members include deputy chair Senator Sue Joyce, Senators Mathias Cormann, Nick Sherry and Matt Thistlewhaite, along with MPs Paul Fletcher, Alan Griffin, Tony Smith and Laura Smyt ... |
| | | | The Financial Services Council is urging Senators to pass legislation to increase the superannuation guarantee, tabled for today, saying Australians would benefit to the tune of $184bn as a result. New research carried out by Rice Warner Actuaries for ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) said it was working on a detailed analysis on the super tax concessions to ensure Senators were up to date on the changes. "It is imperative the Senate now follows the lead of the House of Representatives and ... |
| | | | ... Bloomberg's take: "US stocks extended gains as Obama embraced a $US3.7 trillion debt-cutting plan by a bipartisan group of senators that would combine tax increases and spending cuts, saying it could end a congressional deadlock over raising the US borrowing ... |
| | | | ... Composite slid 24.69 points (0.89 per cent) to close at 2,765.11. The sell-off came as top Democratic and Republican senators were struggling to forge a compromise deal to raise the federal government's debt ceiling by August 2 in order to avert a potentially ... |
| | | | ... military and civilian scheme members," said Senator Wong. The set of legislation passed with the support of the Greens, Senators Steve Fielding and Nick Xenophon, and a number of independents, but the Opposition did not back the changes. Senator Nick ... |
| | | | ... advice. The rationale behind the two-year delay is that even if the senate changes following this year's election, any new senators will not take up their positions until July 2011. The bad news for critics of the proposed financial advice reforms is ... |
| | | | ... banking, investment and finance industries are reportedly joining forces with the US Chamber of Commerce... to convince US Senators to go easy on financial regulatory reform. The Chamber of Commerce has reportedly more than doubled its "donations" to ... |
| | | | ... the "overvalued renminbi". Yes Virginia, the US is drawing up battle plans as I write. According to Bloomberg, "Five senators including Charles Schumer of New York and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina introduced legislation yesterday to make it easier ... |
| | | | ... perhaps reflects the embodiment of this saga now known as the GFC. Yes, it has always been normal for a few or more US Senators to vent their spleen at the Fed's conduct of monetary policy every time re-nomination day comes. And at the end of the day ... |
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