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Savings keeping borrowers afloat with no RBA relief in sight: ANZ boss
ANZ CEO Shayne Elliot says the Reserve Bank of Australia would likely begin cutting the cash rate “later rather than earlier.”
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
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US Votes 2024
‘Not permitted under the law’: Powell shuts down Trump questions as Fed cuts rates
- by Christopher Rugaber
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World markets
Trump sent markets soaring but there was one danger sign
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Currency
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Australian gold miner Resolute’s CEO, executives detained in Mali
The detention of Terry Holohan and other company executives follows arrests in recent weeks in West Africa that have targeted fellow gold miner Barrick Gold.
- by Paul-Alain Hunt, Katarina Höije and William Clowes
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Food & drink
Saucy business: The billion-dollar brand you know by sight, if not by name
A 136-year-old condiment company, Lee Kum Kee, is evolving to reach a new generation – but many trade secrets still stay in the family.
- by Jessica Yun
Markets
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World markets
Trump sent markets soaring but there was one danger sign
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
The economy
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US Votes 2024
‘Not permitted under the law’: Powell shuts down Trump questions as Fed cuts rates
- by Christopher Rugaber
Opinion & Perspectives
Who’s more neurotic, dentists or engineers? Does it matter?
According to a study published this year, there are reliable differences in the average personality profiles across different occupations.
Jim Bright
Careers contributor
The ‘silent discriminator’ endemic in our workplace
Over two-thirds of people believe that ageism is a serious problem in Australia. So why aren’t we doing more about it?
Emily Chantiri
Our part-time staff are paid more than full-timers. Is this unfair?
Employers owe it to their staff to properly explain why, under an enterprise agreement, certain staff get paid more than others.
Jonathan Rivett
Careers contributor
Banking & finance
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Earnings season
Savings keeping borrowers afloat with no RBA relief in sight: ANZ boss
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Earnings season
Australia likely to get hurt in Trump’s trade war, warns NAB boss
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Earnings season
Westpac says hardship has peaked as borrowers adjust to high rates
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Earnings season
Macquarie Group profits squeezed by ‘subdued’ energy markets
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Small business
Make or break: The cost-of-living survival guide for small business
Starting a business in the middle of a cost of living crisis may seem like a foolish thing to do, but there are some simple rules that can make all the difference.
- by Emma Koehn
Melbourne’s flex zone: This street is a fitness junkie’s paradise
One small street in Melbourne has more gyms than most, and there’s a reason why it has become a magnet for those seeking health and wellness.
- by Hannah Hammoud
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Work therapy
Our part-time staff are paid more than full-timers. Is this unfair?
- by Jonathan Rivett
Commercial real estate
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Tigers star Dusty Martin kicks off $25m property portfolio sale
- by Nicole Lindsay
Mining
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Mining
HESTA places MinRes on watchlist over governance failures, pace of Ellison’s exit
- by Jesinta Burton
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Mining
MinRes boss Chris Ellison to step down, fork out millions over tax scandal
- by Jesinta Burton
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