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PTC - today
Apr 30 2011 13:48
Japan on move
Apr 27 2011 14:51
Traders are still assessing the full impact of Japan's earthquake on the country's struggling economy(Reuters: Chip East) US stocks fell as the effects of Japan's earthquake and tsunami sparked further caution. Few days ago, the Nikkei closed down 6.2 per cent, or 633 points, which is the biggest daily fall seen since the 2008 financial crisis. The sell-off erased an estimated $US285 billion of equity off the Japanese market despite the Bank of Japan pumping $US183 billion into the financial system to try to stabilise it. The price of spot gold continues to rise as investors look for a safe place to put their cash, here is where"Japan on move!" play. It was buying $US1,423 an ounce at 7.00am (AEDT). Sendai, one of the areas hardest hit by the tsunami, is a hub for vehicle manufacturing, and Bloomberg reports there has been a 13 per cent plunge for the price of rubber used in car tyres on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange.On Wall Street stocks rose off session lows as investors rallied shortly before close. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended down 51 points to 11,993. The S&P 500 fell 10 points to 1,296 and the Nasdaq dropped 9 points to close at 2,290. US investors and you (with our help) are taking the lead from global markets and are dumping shares in companies that operate or supply nuclear power stations. New York-listed Entergy lost 5 per cent, while Toronto-listed Cameco dived 14 per cent. In London, the FTSE 100 fell 53 points to 5,775. In Europe, reinsurance companies weighed heavily on the markets for a second day on predictions the global insurance industry may face claims of up to $US35 billion as a result of the disaster in Japan. In Switzerland, Swiss Reinsurance dropped 5 per cent on the local stock exchange. The price of oil continues to moderate in volatile trade. About 7:00am (AEDT) Tapis crude was worth $US115 a barrel, while West Texas Crude was down to $US101 a barrel. The Australian share market is tipped to open slightly lower - the ASX SPI 200 is down 5 points to 4,604. On the cross rates, the Australian dollar was buying 100.8 US cents, 62.3 British pence, 72.1 euro cents and 82.3 Japanese yen.
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Apr 12 2011 05:40
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PayWeb
Apr 12 2011 05:26
Describing PaywebPayWeb.com is a safe and easy-to-use online payment instrument. There are two types of accounts available at PayWeb.com: personal accounts and business accounts. Personal account may be used for online payments to other Payweb users, payments for goods and services, receiving rewards via various affiliation and partnership programs, opening a personal debit card account at one of our bank partners or cash withdrawal using the debit card. Business account may be used for making salary payments to your employees' debit card accounts, payments to your partners within various partner programs, receiving payments for goods and services, drawing electronic checks. 
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Mar 23 2011 03:02
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