Ikea’s surprise best-selling item revealed
A popular furniture retailer has revealed the surprising item Aussies are buying the most.
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ASX trades flat ahead of US rate cut
The ASX 200 traded slightly down ahead of a major decision by the US Federal Reserve, just after the market hit a four-day high.
‘Profit over people’: NAB’s big regret
NAB bosses have acknowledged that its most vulnerable customers were left in the lurch as they faced angry shareholders over the bank’s failures.
Qantas to pay $120m over jobs scandal
Qantas will have to pay 1800 former workers a total of $120m after it was found to have illegally sacked and outsourced baggage handlers during the pandemic.
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Fears of ‘$50 an hour’ parking fee
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Sign Aussie recession tipped to end
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ASX snaps three day winning streak
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Rate warning after weak growth figures
As higher for longer interest rates and inflation continue to bite, Aussies have been hit with more bad news on the economic front.
CBA’s major move on controversial cash fee
A proposed $3 fee on cash withdrawals from Commonwealth Bank branches for some customers has been paused in response to national fury.
Woolworths reveals cost of strike action
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