ASX ends flat week slightly up
The ASX closed trading up slightly on Friday, but it still fell 0.88 per cent for the week.
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Virgin boss explains death comment
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Sea of red as ASX hammered
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Bank‘s ’peace of mind’ offer to customers
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Tax write-off sparks corporate splurge
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ASX in three-day winning streak
The ASX rose for the third straight day, led by resources stocks on the back of higher commodity prices and helped by banks including Macquarie.
Deliveroo lashed for ‘harsh, callous’ sacking
An excoriating judgment reveals the Amazon-backed giant did not show ‘fundamental human compassion’ when unfairly sacking a man via email.
Where property prices are skyrocketing
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Airline reluctantly pays $66,000 fine
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