PwC Australia cuts 366 staff
Hundreds of PwC Australia staff have lost their jobs as part of widespread cuts made within the firm.
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ASX rallies despite firmer US inflation
Local shares rose on Wednesday, led by retail and bank stocks, after a positive lead from Wall Street.
Bloodbath as lithium firm goes into meltdown
Beleaguered miner Core Lithium has announced two key resignations, as mining operations remain shelved at its flagship project.
‘Implausible’: Big super’s claims rubbished
A claim by Australia’s largest superannuation funds comes amid a fierce political battle over how to help Australians into home ownership.
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Sign JobKeeper becoming less important
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App revamp to help you get ahead
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Afterpay rival’s surge in Aussie users
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Wesfarmers hits record high but ASX slips
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The sector giving bank brands a spanking
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Big factor contributing to CPI increase
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Reason online book store made a killing
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Rinehart mine swarmed by looters
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