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Rising Seas To Cost Pacific Island Nations $10 Billion - Their 20-Year GDP
Adapting to a sea level rise of up to 0.5 metres (1.64 feet) will cost the three most vulnerable Pacific atoll nations nearly $10 billion - equivalent to about 20 years of gross domestic product - the World Bank said in a report on Thursday.
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Australian Banks Pull Back Support to ‘Risky’ Exchanges to Shake Up Crypto Sector
The National Australia Bank (NAB) has joined others in halting payments to crypto exchanges that have been most named in scam-related complaints. The development comes after almost 50 percent of scam funds reported to the Australian Financial Crimes Exchange in the last one month were related to cryptocurrency.
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Major Central Banks Use Shock And Awe Plan To Tame Inflation, Bar One
Here's a look at where policymakers stand in the race to contain red-hot inflation.
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Banks Seek To Invest $59 Million In Blockchain Start-Up R3: Report
New York-based start-up R3 is seeking to raise $150 million from its members and strategic investors to fund its activities focused on developing blockchain-based technology for the financial services sector.
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Adani Loses Key Customer for Carmichael Mine in Australia
In a fresh setback for Indian mining giant Adani in Australia, one of its key customers Korean major LG said that it will not purchase coal from its controversial 16 billion dollar project while reports emerged that a leading bank may not fund the venture.
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Marcus Stoinis Smashes Six Sixes In An Over In Practice Game
Marcus Stoinis, an Australian all-rounder featuring for Commonwealth Bank Bushrangers in Australia's domestic circuit, slammed six sixes in an over against Brendan Smith of the National Indigenous Squad.
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Euro Edges Lower Ahead of Euro Zone Summit on Greece
The euro was nearly flat on the day against the yen at 135.47, moving away from a six-week low of 133.700 yen plumbed on Monday.
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Australia PM Tony Abbott Rules Out Early Election as Budget Sell Begins
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott ruled out an early election Wednesday as he embarked on a budget sell, as opponents accused the government of delaying fiscal repair to win votes.
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Oil Rebounds Above $62, Tracking Broader Markets
Oil rose above $62 per barrel on Monday, mirroring gains in equities, as investors became more confident that there would be no further substantial price loss in the run-up to the New Year.
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Harbhajan Singh Targetting Team India Comeback for World Cup 2015
Harbhajan Singh led Punjab to the finals of the recently-concluded Vijay Hazare Trophy. He is banking on his experience of playing in Australia to make a comeback to the national side for the World Cup, starting in February.
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Three Major Nations Absent as China Launches World Bank Rival in Asia
Australia, Indonesia and South Korea skipped the launch of a China-backed Asian infrastructure bank on Friday as the United States said it had concerns about the new rival to Western-dominated multilateral lenders.
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Oil Hits Two-year Low Below $97 as Supplies Build
The market was concerned about the impact of the expansion of US military action, with its plans for air strikes in Syria and more attacks in Iraq, on the latter's oil output, said Phin Ziebell, economist at the National Australia Bank in Melbourne.
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Indian-Origin Peeyush Gupta Gets Top Banking Job in Australia
Indian-origin Peeyush Gupta was today appointed non-executive director of National Australia Bank (NAB), one of the largest financial institutions in Australia.
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Indian-Origin Man Gets Top Australian Banking Job
An Indian-origin man has been appointed non-executive director of National Australia Bank (NAB), one of the largest financial institutions in Australia, media reported on Thursday.
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European shares edge higher after Asia takes fresh hit
European shares clawed higher ahead of inflation data on Tuesday after fresh falls in Asia left stocks there at a near-four month low and disappointing US data had weighed on Wall Street.
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Rising Seas To Cost Pacific Island Nations $10 Billion - Their 20-Year GDP
Adapting to a sea level rise of up to 0.5 metres (1.64 feet) will cost the three most vulnerable Pacific atoll nations nearly $10 billion - equivalent to about 20 years of gross domestic product - the World Bank said in a report on Thursday.
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Australian Banks Pull Back Support to ‘Risky’ Exchanges to Shake Up Crypto Sector
The National Australia Bank (NAB) has joined others in halting payments to crypto exchanges that have been most named in scam-related complaints. The development comes after almost 50 percent of scam funds reported to the Australian Financial Crimes Exchange in the last one month were related to cryptocurrency.
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Major Central Banks Use Shock And Awe Plan To Tame Inflation, Bar One
Here's a look at where policymakers stand in the race to contain red-hot inflation.
-
Banks Seek To Invest $59 Million In Blockchain Start-Up R3: Report
New York-based start-up R3 is seeking to raise $150 million from its members and strategic investors to fund its activities focused on developing blockchain-based technology for the financial services sector.
-
Adani Loses Key Customer for Carmichael Mine in Australia
In a fresh setback for Indian mining giant Adani in Australia, one of its key customers Korean major LG said that it will not purchase coal from its controversial 16 billion dollar project while reports emerged that a leading bank may not fund the venture.
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Marcus Stoinis Smashes Six Sixes In An Over In Practice Game
Marcus Stoinis, an Australian all-rounder featuring for Commonwealth Bank Bushrangers in Australia's domestic circuit, slammed six sixes in an over against Brendan Smith of the National Indigenous Squad.
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Euro Edges Lower Ahead of Euro Zone Summit on Greece
The euro was nearly flat on the day against the yen at 135.47, moving away from a six-week low of 133.700 yen plumbed on Monday.
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Australia PM Tony Abbott Rules Out Early Election as Budget Sell Begins
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott ruled out an early election Wednesday as he embarked on a budget sell, as opponents accused the government of delaying fiscal repair to win votes.
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Oil Rebounds Above $62, Tracking Broader Markets
Oil rose above $62 per barrel on Monday, mirroring gains in equities, as investors became more confident that there would be no further substantial price loss in the run-up to the New Year.
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Harbhajan Singh Targetting Team India Comeback for World Cup 2015
Harbhajan Singh led Punjab to the finals of the recently-concluded Vijay Hazare Trophy. He is banking on his experience of playing in Australia to make a comeback to the national side for the World Cup, starting in February.
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Three Major Nations Absent as China Launches World Bank Rival in Asia
Australia, Indonesia and South Korea skipped the launch of a China-backed Asian infrastructure bank on Friday as the United States said it had concerns about the new rival to Western-dominated multilateral lenders.
-
Oil Hits Two-year Low Below $97 as Supplies Build
The market was concerned about the impact of the expansion of US military action, with its plans for air strikes in Syria and more attacks in Iraq, on the latter's oil output, said Phin Ziebell, economist at the National Australia Bank in Melbourne.
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Indian-Origin Peeyush Gupta Gets Top Banking Job in Australia
Indian-origin Peeyush Gupta was today appointed non-executive director of National Australia Bank (NAB), one of the largest financial institutions in Australia.
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Indian-Origin Man Gets Top Australian Banking Job
An Indian-origin man has been appointed non-executive director of National Australia Bank (NAB), one of the largest financial institutions in Australia, media reported on Thursday.
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European shares edge higher after Asia takes fresh hit
European shares clawed higher ahead of inflation data on Tuesday after fresh falls in Asia left stocks there at a near-four month low and disappointing US data had weighed on Wall Street.
