ASX rallies to cap volatile week
The Australian sharemarket followed Wall Street higher to finish the week higher.
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Worrying factor in $34bn retail splurge
Retail records tumbled again in April, with Australians spending an incredible $33.9bn in stores and online. Here’s why the figure keeps rising.
ASX retreats as supermarkets wobble
The Australian sharemarket more than surrendered its gains from the previous session as a host of blue-chip firms slipped into the red.
Big changes to buy now, pay later
The hyper-competitive buy now, pay later sector has a brand new player – a name that many will be familiar with.
What your power bill will look like now
Households across the nation can expect power prices to surge from July, although the residents of one state will receive a welcome discount.
ASX shakes tech blues to move higher
The local sharemarket moved higher on Wednesday, even after technology stocks had another shocker.
Banks ‘rates war’ as competition heats up
ANZ has slashed its variable interest rate for new customers as it jostles with other major lenders for a slice of the increasingly competitive borrowing market.
Iconic retailers in tug-o-war over Jaycar
The bidding war for the $500m national electronics chain is understood to feature some familiar household names.
US worries smother bright start for ASX
A decent start for the ASX 200 fell by the wayside after some worrying profit updates from the US and concerns over the Chinese economy.
Little-known rule scores renters cash
Two renters who were given a day to vacate their property have scored a big win over their real estate agent – but not for reasons you might think.
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