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Bears are back in town

THE Australian bourse closed 1% lower today on bearish leads from Wall Street, while a number of mining companies slashed jobs as the global financial crisis hits home.

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Australian shares came close to erasing yesterday’s gains with the S&P-ASX 200 index closing the session 1% lower at 3556.2 points, while the All Ordinaries fell 1.04% to close at 3498.9 points. The...

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