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ASX down as Fed spooks investors
A grim warning by US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell saw the Australian share market finishing lower on Friday, erasing the week’s gains.
Worker paid $300 to live in living room tent
A migrant worker’s shocking experience living in a tent in her living room has been revealed at an inquiry into Australia’s price gouging crisis.
ASX edges higher but tech hammered
Despite heavy losses in tech and energy stocks, the local benchmark edged higher due as health stocks rose.
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Reserve Bank reveals recovery timeline
The Reserve Bank of Australia has retained the official interest rate at a historic low, saying the road to recovery won’t be easy.
ASX starts December in the green
The ASX started the final month of the year in positive territory, gaining momentum throughout the session, with Domino’s Pizza a standout performer.
What Aussies are ditching in droves
Rising premiums have prompted an increasing number of Australians to drop their private health insurance and more are expected to follow.
Watchdog accuses bank of 12,000 breaches
The corporate regulator has launched legal action against the Commonwealth Bank for allegedly charging customers too much interest.
Virgin adds nearly 80,000 new seats
Virgin Australia is expecting close to 80,000 additional seats will be added to its east coast flight routes by January 2021 as borders finally reopen.
Optus lashes NBN over inconsistent service
Optus’s new boss has taken a swipe at NBN Co, saying the telco gets many complaints for inconsistent service levels it has no choice but to pass on.
‘Un-Australian’: Workers lash Qantas cull
Qantas has confirmed thousands of staff will lose their jobs after a decision to outsource the majority of its ground-handling operations.
ASX lower but month still stellar
The ASX fell for the third straight session but November was the strongest month on the local market in 32 years.
Big consequence of Chinese tariffs
One of Australia’s major wine exporters says China’s latest tariff slap will cost local jobs and hurt the ‘lifeblood’ of the industry.
Businesses turn backs on China
A large number of businesses across the Asia Pacific are looking to minimise their reliance on China as trade tensions worsen, a new report has found.
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