Grumpy workers cost Australia $30bn
Frontline workers are costing Australia nearly $30 billion in lost productivity, with common workplace gripes to blame.
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Telstra’s $5.4 million move for Aussies
Telstra will give up to six months of free prepaid credit to one group of Australians in a bid to help ease cost of living pressures.
Renewed optimism leads to ASX rally
The ASX 200 has rallied strongly following strong falls on Friday, after a spate of good economic news
RBA’s big call on 2024 rate cut
The RBA’s deputy governor Andrew Hauser has made a big call on the likelihood of a 2024 rate cut for Aussies.
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Big profit boost for largest bank
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Rival claims Qantas ‘predatory’
Qantas has been accused of flooding the market with loss-making flights in a bid to squeeze out an ambitious competitor and owing customers billions.
ASX follows US market tumble
The Australian sharemarket closed lower after a jittery trading day on Wall Street, mirroring the tech stock sell off in the US.
Bank takeover gets green light
One of the nation’s biggest banks has been given the go-ahead to absorb a neobank in a bid to boost its digital capacities and add more customers.
New way to see supermoon up close
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ASX sets 14-day high after iron ore surge
The Australian sharemarket has ended the trading day stronger after a fresh, major boost in the price of iron ore.
Crown bidding war gives Packer easy exit
A proposal to merge Crown Resorts with its rival Star gives James Packer easy options to continue pulling back from the gaming giant or exit completely.
Woolies proposes major shake up
The supermarket giant has confirmed its plan to spin off its liquor business into a separately listed company.
Way to save for a deposit 7 months sooner
There’s a new way for people to buy a home and avoid forking out for expensive mortgage insurance if they haven’t saved a 20 per cent deposit.
‘Worrying trend’ emerges on house prices
House prices have grown at their highest rate in three decades and are tipped to keep climbing. It all points to a ‘worrying trend’.
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