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Calendar:	AGSM StuSoc
Title:	Finance end of session exam-JBR, Boral & HDR
When:	03.08.2010 09:30 - 12:45
Description:	a. In-class 3 hours, with 15 minutes reading time; b. It’s open book exam, comprehensive; c. Calculators & laptops are allowed. And a few questions can only work on Excel. In my final week’s brief review, I singled out three Excel spreadsheet functions/programs they have to prepare.
Location:	JBR, Boral and HDR

Author:	AGSM StuSoc

September 2010

08.09.2010 Wed 18:00 - 20:00
Alumni Monthly Mixer

Leveraging Scandal: How Sporting Controversies Pay Off
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Meet the Scammers: The Hidden Dangers Of Online Dating
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Japanese Stocks Drop as Export Shares Decline on Yen’s Advance
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China Adds Japanese Bond Holdings in July, Extending Record
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Asian Stocks Fall as Stronger Yen Fuels Japan Growth Concerns
Asian stocks fell, dragging the MSCI Asia Pacific Index lower for a second straight day, on concern a stronger yen will hurt Japan’s economic growth.

Empire strikes back as new province beckons
Seasoned geologist David Sargeant visits mining operations on his holidays - and brings back more than the odd postcard.
Clean Seas takes a bath on kingfish loss
Fancy a hydrogen peroxide bath? Seems thousands of farmed kingfish in South Australia's Spencer Gulf didn't enjoy it either - they died.
Wal King to abdicate Leighton throne
After months of boardroom tensions and rifts over succession planning, Leighton Holdings is set to announce David Stewart as the new chief executive as early...