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Allegheny County Judge R. Stanton Wettick Jr. ruled that a lawsuit can proceed against First Commonwealth Bank on three of eight allegations that it illegally reduced an 8 percent interest rate paid on individual retirement accounts to some customers. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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Thousands of people lost up to $3 billion when Storm Financial collapsed. Full Article at ABC Online
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Two men deliver a machine to a Commonwealth Bank branch in central Sydney December 18, 2008. View Photo »
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The truth is we don’t really know who owns the ASB. We know it is owned 100% by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), but who owns the Commonwealth Bank? It used to be owned by the Federal Government of Australia but it was privatised in stages beginning in 1991.
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A LAST-resort compensation scheme for corporate collapses will be investigated by the Rudd Government in the wake of the $3 billion failure of Townsville-based Storm Financial. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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Ellyse Perry is one of the players in the squad who has full international experience. Full Article at CricketWorld.com
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BABY Boomers are opting to stay put in their homes rather than sell, making it harder for today's youth to get into the housing market, research shows. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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A man leaves an ATM line at a Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ltd (CBA) branch in central Sydney November 9, 2009. View Photo »
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To those of our customers who've been impacted by shortcomings on our part, I am sorry and apologise to them on behalf of the Commonwealth Bank
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THE listed Agribusiness sector has fallen short of the broader market in the past month through a difficult reporting season and a strong Australian dollar. Full Article at Herald Sun
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THE dollar opened half a cent lower as risk averse investors took profits following stronger support for the US dollar. At 9.21am AEDT the dollar was trading at $US0.9146, down from Friday's close of $US0.9196/98. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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