Published on December 17, 2010 by Technology Slice
NAB Problems Continue – National Australia Bank has warned customers that incorrect fees and interest charges stemming from last month’s data debacle may not be refunded until the end of January. The bank, which is still repairing accounts affected by a data processing failure late on November 24, confirmed customers will be refunded any losses [...]
Tags: Account Balances, Advertisement, Customer Accounts, Customer Payments, Data Processing, Debacle, Disaster, External Provider, Failure, Interest Charges, Internet Banking, Losses, nab, National Australia Bank, National Bank, Overdraft, Processing System
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Published on May 19, 2010 by Technology Slice
Australia To London For $378 – Some aviation analysts’s predictions that air fares would rise this year as airlines seek to recover losses incurred during the global financial crisis, along with service interruptions from incidents such as Iceland’s volcanic eruption, appear to be wrong. AirAsia is the latest carrier to offer one-way fares from Australia [...]
Tags: Airasia, airline, Airlines, aviation, Caveat, Domestic Air Fares, Expanding Services, Flights, Global Financial Crisis, indonesia, Kuala Lumpur, Losses, Pacific Islands, Profit Announcement, Service Interruptions, Spokesman, Tens Of Thousands, tiger, Tiger Airways, Volcanic Eruption
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Published on April 9, 2010 by Technology Slice
Mexico To Disconnect Cell Phones – Advertisements on government radio and television have been urging Mexicans for weeks to register their cellphones by sending their personal details as a text message, but on Thursday 30 million lines remained unregistered as the Saturday deadline neared. Analysts said that any related losses for Mexico’s largest wireless operator, [...]
Tags: 30 Million, Advertisements, America Movil, Billionaire, Carlos Slim, Cell Phones, Cellphones, Criminals, Emailed Comments, Extortion, Government Radio, Institutional Relations, Losses, Means Of Communication, Mexicans, Mobile Phones, People, Senators, Text Message, Wireless Operator
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Published on February 18, 2010 by Technology Slice
QANTAS chief executive Alan Joyce says it is inevitable airfares will have to increase in 2010 from “unprecedented low levels”. He said current airfares rates are “understandable”, given forecasts the aviation industry will lose $US5.6 billion ($6.22 billion) in 2010. “I think we have had unprecedented low airfares out there because of the economic condition [...]
Tags: Air Fares, Air Transport Association, Airlines, Alan Joyce, Aviation Industry, Chief Executive, Domestic Operations, Economic Condition, Estimates, Iata, International Air Transport, International Air Transport Association, International Markets, Losses, Low Airfares, Money, Mr Joyce, Operating Environment, Qantas
Posted in Money
Published on February 11, 2010 by Technology Slice
Much has been made of the similarities between current times and the Great Depression. The first leg down of each crash creating fear that a complete financial collapse was imminent, only to be averted by massive liquidity fueling hope and optimism, at least for a short time. If history does indeed repeat itself (and it [...]
Tags: Baby Boomers, Bumpy Road, crash, Current Times, Debt Issues, Dow, Fear, Financial Collapse, Government Control, Great Depression, Inflation, Liquidity, Losses, Nest Egg, Optimism, Rally, Retracement, Short Time, Stock Market, Talking Heads
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