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20 May 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Aus Ethical, UN body push climate action in coronavirus recovery

Australian Ethical has signed on to back the local network of a UN sustainability initiative, in urging the federal government to enact tougher action ...

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COVID-19 shake-up to last for financial services

Dampened interest rates and a surge in demand for digital services and corporate accountability have been listed among the long-term effects that will ...

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Australians pivot careers as job casualties pile on

New research has indicated more than 3 million Australians will be seeking a new career post-pandemic, while economists have estimated unemployment ...

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Job losses slow

There are signs of a tentative turnaround in the Australian economy as job losses begin to slow for the first time. Over the seven weeks from ...

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China stimulus on the way: BlackRock

While China was quick to launch a fiscal stimulus during the GFC, it’s held off during the COVID-19 crisis. That could be about to change. China ...

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Markets surge on vaccine hopes

Investors everywhere drew hope from the announcement of a potential vaccine – but they shouldn’t count their chickens before they’ve hatched

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China fires opening salvo

Australia has found itself in China’s crosshairs as the economic powerhouse levels massive tariffs on key exports amid escalating political tensions

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Mainstream secures Pendal contract

Fund administrator Mainstream Group has entered into a five-year agreement with investment manager Pendal Group, with it being set to look over $19 ...

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‘Q4 reckoning’ could ravage recovery

There will be “prolonged weakness” once the recovery starts, and indefinite government support might be the only way out. Markets should be ...

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Dividends could dip 35 per cent

While Q1 dividends have been largely unaffected by COVID-19, there will be a trough of as much as 35 per cent over the next 12 months

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