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Europe in deepest and most widespread recession since WWII

by Staff Reporter • 5 May 2009
Europe is braced for a challenging year ahead following warnings from the European Commission that the EU is in the... READ MORE
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US construction spend, FHB activity on rise

by Staff Reporter • 5 May 2009
The United States was buoyed overnight by the first rise in construction spend in six months and a steady rise in new... READ MORE
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Job advertisements halve

by Staff Reporter • 5 May 2009
The number of jobs advertised in Australia halved in the year ending April, suggesting a sharp rise in unemployment is... READ MORE
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Financial planners to shift to fee-for-service model

by Staff Reporter • 5 May 2009
Financial planners could move to a fee-based remuneration model by 2012. READ MORE
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Auction clearance volumes weak

by Staff Reporter • 4 May 2009
Auction clearance rates dropped in Sydney and Melbourne over the weekend, Australian Property Monitors has revealed,... READ MORE
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Brits a lot more chipper

by Staff Reporter • 1 May 2009
Consumer confidence in the UK has climbed to its highest point in a year raising hopes that the worst of the crisis... READ MORE
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Business conditions on par with 1990s recession

by Staff Reporter • 1 May 2009
Australian business conditions have hit their lowest point since the 1990s recession and expectations for the year... READ MORE
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Australian house prices stand firm

by Staff Reporter • 1 May 2009
Australia’s property market defied the slowdown in the first quarter of 2009, with property prices rising... READ MORE
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Firstfolio swoops for top industry execs

by Staff Reporter • 30 Apr 2009
Firstfolio today announced the appointment of two new senior executives, including ING DIRECT’s head of mortgage... READ MORE
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US recession easing: Fed

by Staff Reporter • 30 Apr 2009
The Federal Reserve (Fed) left its cash rate at 0-0.25 per cent at its monetary policy meeting yesterday but indicated... READ MORE