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Casanova Hair and Beauty Salon is proud to re-launch its Beauty Parlour.


Starting from the 11.01.2011, Casanova Hair and Beauty Salon will be re-launching its Beauty Parlour.


As a gift for the New Year, the Beauty Parlour is treating all employees to a 10% discount on all its services.


Under the expert supervision of Ms Denise Zammit, a fully qualified CIDESCO and CIBTAC Practitioner, the Parlour is offering all types of Beauty and Body Treatments, as well as Nails, Manicure, Pedicure and of course, Make-Up for all occasions. Patrons are up for a relaxing and gratifying experience in a professional environment, coupled with a unique sense of well-being.


Our body treatments are suitable for all ages and can be applied during a short break from work, fulfilling your day.

Casanova Hair and Beauty Salon can be found at 360, Triq il-Kbira San Guzepp, a few metres down from Sta. Venera Church. Appointments can be reserved by calling on 99463890.


This initiative is completely free of charge to your firm. For this reason, kindly circulate this letter amongst all of your staff to be able to benefit from our discount.

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NEW YORK (AP) -- Bad economic news and doubts about the market's ability to rally dealt stocks a huge setback.

Bad economic news and doubts about the market

This info is from the Yahoo mainpage at 01:38 hrs on16.06.09 (GMT)

The Dow Jones industrials fell 187 points Monday, their biggest drop since April 20. All the major market indexes fell more than 2 percent.
Trading volume was light, suggesting an absence of buyers rather than a flood of sellers rushing to dump stocks, but the pullback nonetheless was another sign that the market's spring rally has stalled.
The slide began in Asia and Europe and spread to the U.S. as a strong dollar pushed commodities prices sharply lower. Stocks of energy and materials producers have been lifting the market in the past month so the drop in prices left stocks without an important leg of support.
Meanwhile, new worries about the economy emerged after an index of manufacturing in New York indicated that demand weakened in June. The weaker report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York ran counter to the gradual improvement traders have grown accustomed to with other economic readings.
Analysts said stocks are also losing ground because investors are questioning what it will take to move the market higher. Ahead of Monday's slide, the S&P 500 had jumped 39.9 percent since skidding to a 12-year low on March 9. Investors have been betting on an economic recovery but questions about how long that might take are poking holes in the rally.
The unease about the economy's recovery have kept stocks from rising as quickly in recent weeks as they did in March and April. The Dow and the S&P 500 index are up 12 of the past 14 weeks, and the last four straight weeks. But traders are having a harder time wringing advances from stocks as questions remain about whether unemployment, still-weak home prices and inflation will trip up a resurgence in the economy.
Harry Rady, chief executive of Rady Asset Management, said stocks have risen too fast given how troubled the economy remains. "The market just seems to keep driving the car into the wall and then wonders why it can't keep driving," Rady said.
The Dow fell 187.13, or 2.1 percent, to 8,612.13, and returned to a loss for the year. The broader Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 22.49, or 2.4 percent, to 923.72, and the Nasdaq composite index fell 42.42, or 2.3 percent, to 1,816.38. Both indexes still are showing a gain for 2009.
Overseas trading was influenced by the dollar, which rose against most other major currencies following weekend comments from Russia's finance minister, Alexei Kudrin, that the greenback likely would remain the world's reserve currency.
Investors have been worried in recent weeks that foreign governments would seek to spread their reserve cash holdings beyond the dollar. That would cut into demand for the currency.
Commodities including oil tend to be a hedge against a weak dollar. So, when the greenback is stronger, investors feel less need to protect themselves against it and they start selling commodities. That in turn tends to pull down the stocks of basic materials producers who profit from higher prices.
Overseas, Japan's Nikkei average lost 1 percent, while Britain's FTSE 100 fell 2.6 percent, Germany's DAX fell 3.5 percent and France's CAC-40 lost 3.2 percent.
Bond prices mostly rose, driving yields down. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, a benchmark widely used for setting home mortgage rates, fell to 3.72 percent from 3.80 percent late Friday.
The dollar's rise helped send oil prices lower. Light, sweet crude fell $1.42 to settle at $70.62 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Investors often welcome falling commodities prices because the lower costs will have benefits across the economy. But traders have also been looking for gains in commodities because that could signal resources are becoming more scarce as demand improves.
Commodities producers fell Monday. Aluminum maker Alcoa Inc. and Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. slid. Alcoa fell 78 cents, or 6.5 percent, to $11.21, while Freeport-McMoRan fell $3.37, or 5.8 percent, to $55.14.
In corporate news, Goldman Sachs lowered its rating on Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to "Neutral" from "Buy," seeing few catalysts that could push the stock higher. The retailer fell $1.38, or 2.8 percent, to $48.46.
Nick Kalivas, vice president of financial research at MF Global, said traders are cautious ahead of quarterly earnings reports this week from Best Buy Co., FedEx Corp. and BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd., all of which are important in their industries.
"It might keep us sideways or lower if we can't get some good news from some of these numbers," he said.
Trading volume remained light Monday, as it has been for weeks. That indicates fewer traders are standing behind the market's moves. Volume does tend to slow in the summer as traders take vacations, but thin volume could indicate there is less conviction behind the market's moves.
About eight stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange, where volume came to a light 4.55 billion shares, up from Friday's 4.39 billion.
In other trading, the Russell 2000 index of smaller companies fell 15.00, or 2.9 percent, to 511.83.

Bad economic news and doubts about the market

Credit crunch and Insurance

This is taken from The Chartered Insurance Institute website. It is a good article and I think it makes interesting reading. The links are as quoted in the article.

Crunch turns focus back to personal insurance

Press Release / News item
11/05/2009

A recent survey of members of the Personal Finance Society, in conjunction with Protection Review and the software company, Fineos, highlighted renewed focus on protection amongst financial advisers, with 63% of members believing that the importance of personal insurance has increased as a result of the current economic turmoil.

Fay Goddard, CEO of the Personal Finance Society, commented: “Nearly 1,000 PFS members participated in this research and it is clear that the economic downturn has refocused the attentions of advisers on their clients’ protection needs. Our sense of health and mortality inevitably becomes sharper when we are surrounded by financial turmoil, and protecting our loved ones becomes a higher priority. As you might expect, the survey shows the cost of insurance is even more important this year and advisers clearly expect insurers to do more to increase consumer awareness of the importance of personal insurance protection.”
Interesting research findings include:

76% of advisers tend to agree that clients are thinking more about their protection needs. However, the financial pressures on consumers are evident with 67% of advisers tending to agree that clients are often looking to cut premiums or discontinue cover altogether;
Over 70% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their clients have less trust that the State will provide;
85% of advisers tended to agree that raising consumer awareness would be the most likely action to help increase the levels of protection insurance amongst consumers. 84% also tended to agree that lower premiums would have a similar effect;
Advisers tend to agree that they are still not getting the levels of service they expect from insurers, with the biggest issues being ‘time it takes insurers to get medical evidence’ and ‘the time taken to resolve admin queries’;
71% believe that the PFS’s training and development focus on protection is ‘about right’.

Andy Couchman, co-editor of Protection Review, commented: “The results of this research, one of the largest of its type ever conducted, show that advisers are feeling the effects of the recession, as are their clients. Their demands from the industry have risen accordingly, but the industry is also responding - although not quickly enough in terms of service improvement, product innovation and IT implementation.”

The 2009 survey was run in association with Protection Review and Fineos, attracting a 38% higher response from PFS members than similar research conducted in 2008. Full results will be published in the 2009 Protection Review book, which is launched on 25 June (see www.protectionreview.co.uk).

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