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  1. Global hunt for digital skills
  2. Sure bet on pokie reform
  3. IBM lifts profit but no dividend
  4. Quick flick for emergency calls
  5. 'Price gouging inquiry' to name, shame
  6. Improved data management could release £17bn of regulatory capital across the banking
  7. Indus Valley Partners Launches Form PF Solution for Alternative Managers
  8. SIX Financial Information implements Asset Control?s AC Plus solution
  9. Google knew of data scooping
  10. Google knew of data scooping
  11. Websense appoints ANZ manager
  12. Macquarie faithful to its model
  13. Macquarie lending and leasing loses momentum
  14. Limited buyback outlined by Macquarie
  15. Analysts unsure where Macquarie’s revenue growth will come from
  16. Briefs: QBE gets ratings review, Westpac fiddles with rates and NBNK makes new Verde
  17. Informatica reports record first quarter revenues of $196 Million
  18. Viewpointe Announces U.S. Bank Selects OnPointe
  19. Telstra chases $3bn bonanza
  20. Google fires back at FCC
  21. Nintendo logs first loss in 30 years
  22. Amazon's profit plunges 35pc
  23. Westpac sending more work to IBM
  24. Share price target set for ThinkSmart
  25. Audits underway on credit licensees
  26. Briefs: Clydesdale in pay strife, broker guilty of 'Ponzi' fraud
  27. Manitoba Hydro Selects RiskAdvisory for Commodities Trading Risk Management
  28. everis Joins Numerix Partner Program to Deliver Integrated Risk Management Solutions
  29. HP 'hacker' charged in US
  30. LG Electronics returns to profit
  31. Siemens drops profit target
  32. NZ Post support for Kiwibank on the wane
  33. Payday lending restrictions eased
  34. Bank CSR reporting may be made mandatory
  35. NZ bank clear Swift payments problem
  36. More time to object to transmitters
  37. Financial crimes and fraud investigations faster, more streamlined with SAS
  38. SIX Financial Information Turns to OneTick for Market Data Platform Re-Architecture
  39. Google's brave new world
  40. Sony launches local smart TV range
  41. Apple profits near-double
  42. Google launches Drive storage, syncing
  43. Apple profit skyrockets 94 per cent
  44. IT job advertisements hire for the past
  45. IBM buys back $6.8 billion stock
  46. Growth slows for Facebook ahead of IPO
  47. IT job advertisents hire for the past
  48. SIX Financial Information Turns to OneTick for Market Data Platform Re-Architecture
  49. Chartis Insurance, Allianz SE honoured for SAS Analytics
  50. TVs appsolutely beefed up for Games
  51. Satisfaction cycle has peaked
  52. Outsiders seek say on Eftpos club
  53. Visa pitches prepaid cards to government sector
  54. Brief: Home loan demand rises, St George app and PayPal boss
  55. Google Drive unveils storage space
  56. Cubby makes syncing a snap
  57. Canberra called on for piracy solution
  58. Miners dig new life-saving machine
  59. Google's Go language quick to spread
  60. Logica scores United Energy deal
  61. Cebit chance for some Indian giving
  62. US Patriot Act data fears unfounded
  63. Know-how needed to chase success
  64. Analytics Leader SAS Enters KMWorld?s Hall of Distinction
  65. Race on to mine passing asteroids
  66. ANZ puts its case on margins
  67. Workplace branch roll-out progresses for ME Bank
  68. Fewer products and fewer brands suits CBA
  69. Home loans 'not that profitable' at present: Narev
  70. Narev fails to move the needle
  71. Transcript: Commonwealth Bank strategy briefing, 19 April 2012
  72. Telstra rebuked over NBN criticism
  73. Henry McKinnell, Jr. Elected Chairman of Moody?s Corporation
  74. BondEdge Solutions Announces Launch of Wealth Management Offering
  75. iiNet wins landmark copyright case
  76. Facebook eyes May 17 float
  77. Technology tops Narev strategy
  78. Microsoft 3Q profit slides
  79. 'Mini iPad' rumours swirl
  80. Google pitches for video ads
  81. Don't job hop, IT managers told
  82. CBA keeps its focus on the local market
  83. 'Vanilla' IT working for CBA
  84. Asia remains a low priority for CBA
  85. Card fraud on the rise
  86. Coles beefs up flybuys
  87. NBN rival has merits: Telstra
  88. eBay earnings up 20pc
  89. Google CEO doesn't recall Java email
  90. Tech stocks send Dow down
  91. Genworth postpones IPO
  92. Fix to deposit mix costs BOQ
  93. ABS a funding option
  94. Dated valuations blamed for BOQ loss
  95. FINCAD Expands Coverage with the Launch of FINCAD Analytics Suite 2012.1
  96. Confluence Recognized as One of Western Pennsylvania?s Healthiest Employers
  97. Universal North America Chooses iPartners? Business Intelligence Solution
  98. IBM Q1 earnings up 7.1pc
  99. IBM Q1 earnings up 7.1%
  100. Apple, Samsung to hold peace talks
  101. Yahoo's first quarter profit climbs
  102. Google, Oracle CEOs enter court battle
  103. Toshiba buys IBM's point-of-sale unit
  104. Samsung offers Foxtel at TV launch
  105. Foxtel gears up for Games coverage
  106. Green bank seeks money and mandate
  107. Ten per cent of claims knocked back by mortgage insurers
  108. Credit card market increasingly polarised
  109. NAB open to rate review
  110. Business confidence down, bank satisfaction follows
  111. Public servants' online muzzle
  112. Transamerica Selects Princeton Financial Systems? PAM for UVT to Enhance Efficiency o
  113. CITIC Securities Selects GoldenSource 360 EDM Platform to Support Growth
  114. Exec lashes 'Telstra's ugly sister'
  115. No fight for the remote control
  116. Supercomputer busy tackling disasters
  117. NAB 'unrealistic' on Clydesdale
  118. Commercial lending remains in reverse
  119. ME Bank RMBS goes to the outer limits
  120. Carry-back system for business losses recommended
  121. Brief: ANZ and Bank of Melbourne loan discounts debated plus Credit Corp settlement f
  122. Exec lashes 'Telstra's ugly sister'
  123. Smart TVs get message across
  124. Capacity crunch in mobile spectrum
  125. No fight for the remote control
  126. Supercomputer busy tackling disasters
  127. M2 buys Primus customers, assets
  128. Analysts wary of Sony reform plans
  129. Fate of Megaupload data in the balance
  130. Doctors' health apps pose a risk
  131. Deposits first at Westpac
  132. ME Bank dances to NAB tune
  133. SMHL RMBS upsized to A$1bn
  134. Bank capital needs equal to 15 months' profit
  135. NOHCs needed to cater to trans-Tasman strife
  136. $220m WiFi deal trumped by an app
  137. Cornerstone OnDemand and Visier Forge Strategic Relationship to Deliver Superior Work
  138. Google founders tighten control
  139. Sony unveils 'Facebook wristwatch'
  140. Sellers fear backlash on e-book pact
  141. Scare launches tidal wave of tweets
  142. Intel Australia gets new chief
  143. Medibank management seeks sale
  144. Convenience working for ATM owners
  145. The Cash Store suspends lending
  146. Briefs: FTA gets new boss, NAB write-off estimated and ANZ cuts more staff
  147. Scare launches tidal wave of tweets
  148. China launches internet crackdown
  149. Optus demands certainty on 4G band plan
  150. Google revenue to hit $8bn
  151. Apple faces ebook conspiracy suit
  152. Nokia issues new profit warning
  153. Google tweaks Plus social network
  154. Batch payments botched by Westpac NZ
  155. Housing finance stuck in the slow lane
  156. Fixed mortgage rates rise
  157. IMB capital review draws near
  158. Telstra wins from Austar deal
  159. Apple, others sued over ebook price
  160. Advanced Business Solutions signs partnership agreement with Intuitive Business Intel
  161. SAP to turn tables on Oracle
  162. Foxtel-Austar chiefs herald deal
  163. Insta-rich: how to make $US1bn
  164. Insurance captive in run off at Wide Bay
  165. Amex on a roll
  166. Lotus legacy lives on at Westpac
  167. "Banking Association of Australia" scam on again
  168. Oracle labours under Big Data
  169. Only 110 new pads are on NBN
  170. Viteos Fund Services Achieves Straight Through Processing with FINCAD Analytics Suite
  171. NAB ponders UK property losses
  172. ME Bank in RMBS market
  173. Bankwest gripes aired anew
  174. Quarterly refresh for CBA apps
  175. Draft electronic conveyancing bill released
  176. FileMaker making data programs sexy
  177. Adobe's big bet on digital marketing
  178. Conferencing system cuts costs
  179. Selling you on Facebook
  180. Google to challenge court's ad ruling
  181. NBN ban on Huawei 'unjust'
  182. Moody?s Analytics US Macro Outlook: Economy Experiences S****y Growth
  183. Moody?s Analytics Selected by Finland?s Tapiola Insurance for Solvency II Compliance
  184. Numerix Leading Hedge Addresses Demand for Advanced Modeling and Hedging Techniques W
  185. Canopius Implements ClusterSeven for Spreadsheet Data Management
  186. PM says seat worries have no role in NBN
  187. RIM Australia appoints MD
  188. Bank profits in the slow lane
  189. ANZ China targets affluent retail clients
  190. Advertisement: HP Cards and Payments services
  191. Trans-Tasman banking and currency union mooted
  192. More loans, more deposits, less profit for Teachers Mutual Bank
  193. NBN rolls out 'map for re-election'
  194. Broadband plan has telcos up in arms
  195. Moody's Analytics Selected by Finland's Tapiola Insurance for Solvency II Compliance
  196. Charge renaissance for American Express
  197. Aussie follows wholesale path
  198. Briefs: ANZ in Japan, Genworth shapes up for sale
  199. Evans expands My Uni detail
  200. Groupon faces SEC probe
  201. S&P Capital IQ Acquires QuantHouse, Real-Time Exchange and Market Data Leader
  202. Google ads ruling hands win to ACCC
  203. Clubb makes way for Bowie at SAS
  204. Pricing Partners extends its valuation services to proprietary indexes
  205. Network tender lacked email controls
  206. ACCC wins appeal over Google
  207. Canadians scheme Customers ATM takeover
  208. ATM surcharges will rise
  209. Missing ACNs ready for PPSR
  210. CIMB and RBS seal deal
  211. Bedding sceptic should wake up
  212. How CSIRO's stars won the WiFi battle
  213. SAP overhauls systems
  214. Demand creates jobs at Avanade
  215. Sony phone an Android with class
  216. Services build earning capacity
  217. Markit Acquires Securities Lending Analytics Specialist Data Explorers
  218. Indonesia's largest bank, Bank Mandiri onboards Bina Indonusa System and Banking Busi
  219. Apple pledge to boost China wages
  220. Author fights for online rights
  221. Groups attack Britain's snooping plans
  222. Visa scrambles on data breach
  223. Beijing shuts down 'coup' bloggers
  224. Basel III caravan rolls on
  225. ANZ nominee made AmBank CEO
  226. Lenders doubt PPSR will encourage innovation
  227. ANZ and Suncorp lift home loan sales
  228. Bankruptcies mapped by postcode
  229. Telcos plan regional push
  230. Huawei sidestep scores footy deal
  231. Bricks-and-mortar stores still popular
  232. Satyam ready to make bigger inroads
  233. E-medical records for cancer centre
  234. Regions upset at NBN Co decisions
  235. Modern farmers deaf, diabetic
  236. Canberra OKs iPads, iPhones
  237. Huawei sidestep scores footy deal
  238. iPad not an 'electronic babysitter'
  239. iPhone workers clock 60 hours per week
  240. Mortgage turnaround supports Citibank profit growth
  241. NAB thinks big in US Midwest
  242. PPS Registrar outlines recovery plan
  243. ING Direct pays 145 bps over swap to issue RMBS
  244. Clarification on mortgage arrears
  245. Information Builders and GoldenSource Partner to Deliver Enhanced Data Management Cap
  246. Australian arrested in hacking swoop
  247. Home loan repayments speed up
  248. Growth in mortgage lending will remain weak long term
  249. A sticky story of impaired assets
  250. FlexiGroup partners with Low Carbon Australia

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