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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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Former Google Wallet Chief Lands $100 Million for Startup Poynt
Company plans to use the new money to expand into markets in Asia, Europe and South America, as well as increase hiring.
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Plenty of Bond Turmoil to Come, Says Australia Pension Giant
There’s plenty of pain yet to come in bonds, one of Australia’s largest pension funds says.
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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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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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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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Gold to end 2013 down but not out: Poll
Gold prices are expected to end 2013 at $1,450-1,550 per ounce, only partly recovering from a recent brutal selloff that shook investor confidence after 12 unbroken years of gains, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
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European shares, euro dip on Cyprus, weak data
European shares and the euro dipped on Thursday because of concerns over Cyprus but a pick-up in Chinese factory activity and the U.S. Federal Reserve's commitment to its loose policy stance limited the losses.
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Adani Ports raises $1.25 billion to repay bridge loan due in May: sources
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone is raising the funds from a group of Australian and Asian lenders to refinance a $2 billion bridge loan due in May.
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Mahindra Satyam Australia plans to make $50-100mn acquisitions
Mahindra Satyam's Australia unit plans to make acquisitions worth $50-100 million and become a $750-million company by 2015
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Oil falls toward $106 amid Iran nuclear tensions
Oil prices fell slightly toward $106 a barrel in Asia as investors mulled how much the Iran conflict might disrupt global crude supplies
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Big positive shift in Asia Q1 business sentiment index
Business sentiment among Asia's top companies improved dramatically in the first quarter following three straight quarterly declines
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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.
-
Former Google Wallet Chief Lands $100 Million for Startup Poynt
Company plans to use the new money to expand into markets in Asia, Europe and South America, as well as increase hiring.
-
Plenty of Bond Turmoil to Come, Says Australia Pension Giant
There’s plenty of pain yet to come in bonds, one of Australia’s largest pension funds says.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Gold to end 2013 down but not out: Poll
Gold prices are expected to end 2013 at $1,450-1,550 per ounce, only partly recovering from a recent brutal selloff that shook investor confidence after 12 unbroken years of gains, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
-
European shares, euro dip on Cyprus, weak data
European shares and the euro dipped on Thursday because of concerns over Cyprus but a pick-up in Chinese factory activity and the U.S. Federal Reserve's commitment to its loose policy stance limited the losses.
-
Adani Ports raises $1.25 billion to repay bridge loan due in May: sources
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone is raising the funds from a group of Australian and Asian lenders to refinance a $2 billion bridge loan due in May.
-
Mahindra Satyam Australia plans to make $50-100mn acquisitions
Mahindra Satyam's Australia unit plans to make acquisitions worth $50-100 million and become a $750-million company by 2015
-
Oil falls toward $106 amid Iran nuclear tensions
Oil prices fell slightly toward $106 a barrel in Asia as investors mulled how much the Iran conflict might disrupt global crude supplies
-
Big positive shift in Asia Q1 business sentiment index
Business sentiment among Asia's top companies improved dramatically in the first quarter following three straight quarterly declines
