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• Australia plans electric vehicle network (AFP via Yahoo! News)
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• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-22 06:49 UPDATE 1-Australia, NZ amend guarantees on big bank deposits (Interactive Investor)
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• It’s Never Been More Important to Shoes Wisely: Bluefly Rocks the Vote with Fashion Decision ‘08 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
• Australia Refuses Deposit Guarantee for Foreign Banks (Update4) (Bloomberg)
• Japanese buy less, and European fashion houses suffer (International Herald Tribune)
• Tanner Says Foreign Banks Won’t Get Australia Deposit Guarantee (Bloomberg)
• Australia Fin Min: Government Paying Attention To Regulators (Nasdaq)
• Citic Pacific could lose $2 billion from foreign exchange trading (International Herald Tribune)
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• PRESS RELEASE:Fitch Cuts 2,Affirms 3 Australian RMBS Tranches (Nasdaq)
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• Citic Pacific May Lose $2 Billion From Currency Bets (Update2) (Bloomberg)
• Citic Pacific Removes Executives After Currency Loss (Update1) (Bloomberg)
• Aussie Surges To Multi-day Highs Against Most Majors As Australia’s Q3 PPI Accelerates To Record 2% (Nasdaq)
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• Survivor syndrome kicks in as staff squeezed (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Personal fashion: Stars vote for comfort and clothes that last (New Kerala)
• Australia Post to pay extra $150 million to boost budget (Southern Highland News)
• Personal fashion: Stars vote for comfort and clothes that last (Calcutta News)
• US, EU Leaders Announce Global Finance Crisis Summits (Deutsche Welle)
• 5 spring trends from 4 fashion capitals (Louisville Courier-Journal)
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• Student takes the high road talking about Fashion Week footwear (Belleville News-Democrat)
• US to host global finance crisis summit (New Kerala)
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