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What’s eating at Macquarie Bank?
The big question mark over the new Macquarie model is whether its failure to gain traction and generate respectable performance is due only to the peculiar market circumstances or whether the model itself is incapable of generating the kinds of returns Macquarie investors and staff have become accustomed to.
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ATO adds to Gore’s ponzi sheme accusation woes
The official liquidator appointed by the Supreme Court of NSW, accused Craig Gore (and co-director John Atkinson) of operating a ponzi scheme and misleading investors.
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Grim dividends in store for Australian stockbroking
The Australian stockbroking sector is looking increasingly despondent, with ongoing troubles caused partly by overseas instability and high interest rates. With many investors opting for the cheaper online trading option, these tough times will only get tougher, writes Adele Ferguson.
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Super-sized aim to rort the Independents
One of the many powerful interest groups seeking to influence the independents and the Greens in search of support for policies that may be at risk, is the very powerful superannuation industry.
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BHP’s quick and hostile dash for Potash
On Friday August 20, BHP Billiton launched one of the largest ever cross-border hostile bids, a $US40 billion proposed takeover of Canada's PotashCorp, writes Nigel Lake.
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Eddie Groves’ revenge: a letter of demand to Austock
The background of Eddie Groves claim provides an interesting insight into the collapse of Groves’ relationship with Austock, which was routinely paid tens of millions of dollars by ABC for providing financial advice.
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