ASX rebounds as financials rally
The benchmark eked out a 0.1 per cent gain on Wednesday after the financials sector rallied late in trading.
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Industry super is betting big on the Magnificent Seven
The retirement savings of millions of Australians are now firmly leveraged to the future of artificial intelligence.
Aussies buoyed in home ownership hopes
Australians are feeling more confident about their home buying plans, and they’re prepared to make big changes to crack into the housing market.
ASX resets record high
The local share market was off to a record breaking start in March, as fresh highs on Wall Street and positive manufacturing data from China bolstered the benchmark.
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Banking giant accused of funding terrorism
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ANZ profit up, shares down
ANZ shares have fallen after the bank announced a $5.2 billion cash profit but the result’s details disappointed the market.
Suncorp profit up 49 per cent
SUNCORP has lifted its full year profit almost 49 per cent following an improved performance from its banking and insurance business.
CBA makes record $8.68b profit
COMMONWEALTH Bank has posted a record $8.68 billion full year cash profit, with gains across each of its core divisions.
Banks to be stung for their dodgy fees
ARE the big banks about to get their comeuppance? You might be entitled to hundreds in compensation if people power wins the day.
Big banks face class action lawsuit
YOU may get some of those silly bank fees back under a class-action lawsuit filed against Westpac, NAB and Citibank, with CBA, ANZ and Amex to follow.
Bank to pay record $17.11bn fine
BIG banks are continuing to be fined over their actions in the lead-up to the GFC. One banking giant is to agree to a record $17.11 billion payment.
How to start your own currency
EVER wanted your face printed on a crisp bank note? Here’s how you could create your very own homegrown paper.
New boss sacks workers on first day
THERE’S a reason why Australians often fear new bosses. The head of one of Australia’s biggest companies has swung the axe on his first day.
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