Aussie shares end week up
Steadfast on not cutting rates anytime soon, the RBA governor’s comments have done little to dampen the mood on the ASX on Friday.
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‘Harsh winter’: Warnings weigh on ASX miners
Serious concerns from steel makers in China and big drops in key energy and medical stocks weighed on the ASX Thursday.
Bizarre way Telstra made $110m
Profits at Australia’s biggest telco have been slashed 13 per cent, but Telstra is still getting value from one particular pursuit.
How ASX responded to shock court action
Australia’s corporate watchdog sparked alarm in the markets after it announced court action against the ASX over alleged misleading statements.
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Savings interest rates slashed again
One of Australia’s big banks has dealt a blow to its customers, cutting rates on its savings products for the second time this year.
Shock amount Aussies borrowed for homes
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Why super balances are suddenly soaring
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Major bank signals more branches will close
One of Australia’s major banks says branch closures are inevitable as more people choose to go online.
Snakes hiding out on Qantas planes
Staff maintaining fleets of grounded A380s in the desert in California are fighting off snakes from their planes.
Bunnings, Kmart shopping frenzy wanes
The pandemic-driven shopping mania continues to calm down, according to the retail giant behind Bunnings and Kmart.
Eye-watering cost of Victoria lockdown
Experts have put a dollar figure on exactly how much the economy is losing thanks to Victoria’s fourth lockdown. And it’s a whopper.
ASX smashes all-time records again
Days after breaking records, the ASX has rallied to fresh heights, propelled by better-than-expected GDP figures and stronger commodities prices.
Victorian retailers set to lose billions
Retailers in Melbourne are bracing for a multi billion dollar hit as the fourth Victorian Covid lockdown drags on.
Dodo fined for exaggerating internet speeds
Dodo and iPrimus have copped big penalties for misleading customers about NBN speeds that didn’t tell the whole story.
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