Judo shares smashed as investors chase CBA
Could CBA’s surge be linked to another short trade? Shares in Platinum and L1 Capital rise on talks for an $18bn merger. Mining and energy declines weigh.
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‘Scared’: Mum dealt big blow after viral video
An Aussie mum has been dealt another crushing blow after copping a “ridiculous” fine while in her car just last month.
US firm appeals court ruling in Rex plane theft
A US company claiming Rex stole planes from an Arizona boneyard has appealed a ruling it can’t sue while the airline is in administration.
Bank logins leaked: What Aussies should do now
A wave of stolen staff logins has put Australia’s biggest banks on alert. Here’s what it means for you and how to protect your personal information.
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Hrdlicka lands big new gig a month after Virgin exit
Former Virgin Australia boss Jayne Hrdlicka is not about to disappear from the public eye, with a new role at liquor and hotels giant Endeavour Group.
Key issue that could sway election
Gen Z and Millennial voters are now the largest voting block in Australia and a new poll has delivered a clear warning to the major parties about what they want.
Silent threat scamming thousands of Aussies
Australians have been warned of a silent threat where thousands of individual bank details have been compromised.
Former Virgin boss’ surprise new gig
Jayne Hrdlicka has confirmed her next move after stepping down as Virgin Australia chief executive.
Is Trump driving US tourism off a cliff?
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US tariff turmoil hits Flight Centre bottom line
Travel retailer Flight Centre has downgraded its full-year profit guidance, blaming recent changes to US trade and entry policies.
ASX 200 rises; CBA only Big Four in the red
Lynas talks up opportunity in China-US fight. Bega preps for Fonterra deal. James Hardie allays governance concerns. Tariff impacts weigh on Flight Centre, Brambles. Telix down on FDA blow.
‘Locked in’: Major bank’s big rate cut call
Households will get a rate cut in May regardless of April’s inflation reading, one major bank’s chief economist has boldly declared.
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