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washingtonpost.com | 7 days ago
Asia markets fall as weak recovery signs pile up
...continued to pile up. European shares rose. Benchmarks in Tokyo, Sydney and Hong Kong fell half a percent or more while oil lingered under $78 a barrel following a big tumble overnight. Technology stocks were weak after Sony's...
In this article: Asia, Dow, Sony Corp., Wall Street, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Fiscal year, Recession, Mortgage Bankers Association, and New York Mercantile Exchange
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Arizona Daily Star | November 11, 2009
The foothills curmudgeon: What this burg needs is a good watering hole
...been fortunate to have lived and worked on all the continents. I've lived in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Sydney - and let's not forget good old London Town. (But don't ask how I ended up in the foothills - it's too long a...
In this article: SkyBox, Hong Kong, Chicago, Hamburger, Sawdust, God, and St. Philip
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Yahoo! News | November 06, 2009
European stocks mixed ahead of US job figures (AFP)
...the equivalent period in 2008. Meanwhile the rally on Wall Street overnight helped Asian markets rebound on Friday. Hong Kong added 1.63 percent, Tokyo 0.74 percent and Sydney 1.91 percent, while Shanghai rose for the sixth day in a row.
In this article: Unemployment, Royal Bank of Scotland, British Airways, US, Wall Street, London, Tax, IG Index, and Dow Jones Industrial Average
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Sydney Morning Herald - Business | November 13, 2009
Job figures a fillip for office markets
...growth trend from 2011 onwards. "The report predicts that Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Shanghai are likely to lead the region in returning to positive rental growth,'' Mr Fenton said. "The strength of the domestic...
In this article: Jones Lang LaSalle, Melbourne, Unemployment, Down Under, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and NSW
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WSJ.com: Markets | 4 days ago
Asian Stocks: Hang Seng Up 1.4%
...base-metal prices also advanced after copper prices set a 2009 high. China Coal Energy rose 2% in Hong Kong and 0.7% in Shanghai, while Macarthur Coal rose 4.2% in Sydney. Among base-metal stocks, Jiangxi Copper advanced 3.5% in Hong Kong and...
In this article: Hong Kong, Reliance Industries, Coal, State Council, Bank of China, Hana Financial, Korea Exchange Bank, James Hardie Industries, and Shanghai
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scotsman.com - Scotland | 5 days ago
At last - a 'Gathering' event that won't cost taxpayers one penny
...million He has vowed to go ahead with next year's Pipefest after confirming the first locations in New York, Ottawa, Hong Kong and Sydney and revealing that more than 1,500 participants have signed up for the Edinburgh event. All proceeds...
In this article: Edinburgh, Cancer, Facebook, Scotland, Ottawa, and New York
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WSJ.com: Markets | 7 days ago
Tech Shares, Resources Lead Fall
...stronger U.S. dollar. Rio Tinto fell 1.9% and BHP Billiton dropped 2% in Sydney, Aluminum Corp. of China fell 2.3% and Jiangxi Copper lost 1.6% in Hong Kong; in Shanghai, they fell 1.7% and 1.5%, respectively. Energy stocks were also...
In this article: Dow Jones Industrial Average, Rio Tinto, Nasdaq, Hong Kong, Japan, U.S., Shanghai, Mumbai, and Tokyo
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The Australian | November 18, 2009
Allert defends knocking back AMP
...as it significantly undervalued Axa." One of the main advisers to Axa SA, Deutsche Bank's managing director in Hong Kong, Richard Gibb, has briefed institutional investors in Sydney. This has prompted speculation among Australian...
In this article: Best interests, Church of Scientology, Deutsche Bank, and Kevin Rudd
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AP Online | November 13, 2009
European stocks steady ahead of Wall Street open
...points, or 0.4 percent, to 9,770.31 while Seoul's Kospi was off 0.1 percent at 1,571.99. Singapore's market traded flat, while Sydney shed 0.8 percent. Among rising markets, China's benchmark Shanghai Composite Index added 0.5 percent to...
In this article: Wall Street, Recession, S&P 500, London, U.S., World War II, IG Index, and New York Mercantile Exchange
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Sydney (pronounced: /ˈsɪdni/) is the largest city in Australia, with a metropolitan area population of approximately 4.34 million (2008 estimate). It is the state capital of New South Wales, and was the site of the first British colony in Australia. Situated on an inlet of the Tasman Sea, Sydney is built on low hills surrounding Port Jackson. It was established in 1788 at Sydney Cove by Arthur Phillip, admiral of the First Fleet from Britain. A resident of the city is referred to colloquially as a Sydneysider.
Sydney is situated on Australia's south-east coast. The city is built around Port Jackson, which includes Sydney Harbour, leading to the city's nickname, "the Harbour City". The city is home to the iconic Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and its beaches. The metropolitan area is surrounded by national parks, and contains many bays, rivers and inlets. Sydney is considered an alpha+ world city, listed by the Loughborough University group's 2008 inventory and ranked 16th among global cities by Foreign Policys 2008 Global Cities Index. The city has hosted international sporting events, including the 1938 British Empire Games, 2000 Summer Olympics and the final of the 2003 Rugby World Cup. The main airport serving Sydney is Kingsford Smith International Airport, commonly referred to as Sydney Airport.
- Name:
- Sydney
- Type:
- city
- State:
- nsw
- State District:
- various (49)
- Founding Date:
- January 26, 1788
- Area:
- 12144.6
- Local Government Area:
- (38)
- Federal District:
- (22)
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