$120m wiped out in childcare horror show
The company that operates the childcare centre at the heart of Victoria’s alleged child sex abuse horror is crashing, losing $120m in value since Tuesday.
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Super mistake costing Aussies thousands
Australians are missing out on thousands of dollars in retirement savings by making one costly mistake during market downturns.
Helia, Domino’s top losers; ASX 200 at record high
Lenders insurer Helia may lose ING contract months after CBA hit. RBA easing next week fully priced in despite weak retail sales. Domino’s CEO exit leaves plans in disarray. Cyber attack weighs on Qantas.
Aussie sharemarket closes at record levels
A jump in Chinese manufacturing and anticipation of a rate cut led to the Australian sharemarket closed at an all-time record.
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ASX slips after Trump/Musk stoush
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State’s $28m AI plan revealed
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Quiet day on ASX after Trump-Musk implosion burns Tesla
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ASX slides before key economic events
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