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Amber PlumDeputy Business Editor

Amber Plum has been Deputy Business Editor at The Australian since 2018, after joining the masthead in 2016. She was previously a European correspondent and deputy editor at Business Spectator.

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Dollar stronger in afternoon

The local unit has held firmly above US76c, supported by jobs data and iron ore prices.

Technology

Android Pay launches in Australia

Google has joined Apple and Samsung in the local market, partnering with ANZ and Macquarie.

David Swan

News

Pankaj and Radhika Oswal who are involved in legal stoush with ANZ at home on Saturday, June 4, 2016, in Southbank, Victoria, Australia. Picture: Hamish Blair

‘War’ if Oswal shares returned

A ‘War of the Roses’ battle would erupt if Burrup shares were handed back to the Oswals, Yara says.

Markets

Traders from ETX Capital work in central london on June 27, 2015. Shares in banks, airlines and property companies plunged on the London stock exchange Monday as investors singled out the three sectors as being the most vulnerable to Britain's decision to leave the EU. / AFP PHOTO / Daniel Leal-Olivas

European stocks choppy

The Stoxx Europe 600 switched between gains and losses in early deals, after Asian markets rose.

Markets

Stacks of Australian one dollar coins. Focus on front coin.

Dollar falls back below US76c

The local unit has edged back after a choppy session, as investors look ahead to tomorrow’s jobs data.

James Glynn

UPDATEDMarkets

ScotPac jumps on ASX debut

The debtor finance group has sharply outpaced the benchmark on its first day of ASX trade.

Daniel Palmer

UPDATEDMarkets

Stocks march towards 2016 high

The local sharemarket has jumped closer to a calendar year high, with resources leading the session.

Daniel Palmer

Markets

Generic photo of one Australian dollar. cahh currency coin $1. Picture: istock

Dollar holds above US76c

The local unit has given up some overnight gains as the market awaits Chinese data.

UPDATEDBusiness

SUPREME Court stoush between mining magnate Joseph Gutnick and former mate.Gutnick leaving The Melbourne Supreme Court .

Gutnick’s trail of debts

“Diamond Joe” has declared bankruptcy after a legal battle with an Indian fertiliser firm.

Gretchen Friemann and Ben Butler

Markets

A woman walks past London's Stock Exchange in London's City financial district, 07/05/2010. Shares fell in early trading on the London Stock Exchange as the market reacted to an inconclusive result in national elections.

European stocks lift, fears soften

Greater political certainty aided London stocks, and Italian banks were boosted, in early deals.

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