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Does the glass ceiling still exist?

dailymail.co.uk     7 hrs ago   14 related          

The so-called glass ceiling has become a 'reinforced concrete' one, with the number of women employed in senior positions falling over the past year, according to a new study reported in the Mail yesterday. She says: To...                    

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S & P & #39;s announce indices change

yahoo.com     7 hrs ago   4 related          

S&P's announce indices change Index provider Standard & Poor's has announced changes to its S&P/ASX indices, with the majority of inclusions to its major indices being resource stocks. Companies deleted from the major...                    

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16. Vodafone buying big stake in Aussie retailer

thestar.com.my     7 hrs ago   3 related          

LONDON: Vodafone Group Plc, the world’s largest wireless company, agreed to buy a majority stake in Australian mobile-phone retailer Crazy John’s to bolster handset sales and expand outside Europe. Vodafone was buying the...                    

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Australia adviser urges cautious carbon targets

alertnet.org     2 hrs ago   19 related          

By James Grubel CANBERRA, Sept 5 (Reuters) - In an updated report on targets for a trading scheme, academic Ross Garnaut said the price of the carbon permits would then rise by 4 percent a year, on top of inflation, until...                    

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U.S. soybeans lower on Midwest rains, corn rebounds

reuters.com     10 hrs ago   4 related          

By Julie Ingwersen CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures declined on Thursday as rains moved through the Midwest crop belt, bringing welcome moisture to late-developing crops. The rains were likely to give the biggest...                    

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Canadian Dollar: Canada's NFPs to Determine Next Move For USD/CAD

dailyfx.com     6 hrs ago   2 related          

Written by Terri Belkas, Currency Strategist Yesterday I said that, from a technical perspective, it appears that commodity currencies like the Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, and New Zealand dollar may all be due to...                    

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Flush with oil cash, Gulf provides an oasis for carmakers

gulfnews.com     10 hrs ago          

Dubai/Tokyo: Custom-made Rolls-Royces, stretch Hummers and bright red Maseratis line the entrance to Dubai's Mall of the Emirates, where the spoils from booming oil prices are feeding a buying frenzy among the wealthy. Far...                    

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The Trading Week: Sep. 7 - Sep. 12

fxstreet.com     5 hrs ago          

Sep. 5, 2007 (Allthingsforex.com) – Inflation and consumer spending data from major economies around the globe will take the center stage in the week ahead. In preparation for the new trading week, here is a quick look...                    

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Australian dollar recovers slightly from fresh multi-year lows versus euro and yen

rttnews.com     8 hrs ago          

MOST E-MAILED (RTTNews) - The Australian dollar slightly regained momentum against most of its major opponents in the early Asian session on Friday after slipping to fresh multi-year lows against most of them. Latest AIG...                    

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Australia Market Report of September 5: Aussie Dollar Dives to 1-Year Low

yahoo.com     3 hrs ago          

Sydney, Australia, Sept 5, 2008 - (ABN Newswire) - Yesterday, the Australian share market closed weaker across the board as the big miners and most of the banks fell. On Thursday the benchmark S & amp;P/ASX200 index slid...                    

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