ASX trades flat on Thursday
On a choppy day for the market, the ASX 200 traded relatively flat, thanks to a late market surge.
Companies
SBS crew captures vile racist tirade
This is the shocking moment an Aussie interrupted an interview with a man from South Sudan who is struggling to find employment.
ASX 200 flat in choppy trade; I hate what I’ve done: MinRes boss
MinRes to exit/unwind Chris Ellison-linked deals. Westpac pushes RBA rate cut forecast to May. Pinnacle hits record. Dec listing for HMC’s big data fund. Accent smashed after margin drop. Shares in GQG down as it ‘monitors’ Adani bribery charges. Bitcoin hits $US95k.
Virgin kneecaps actor, but doesn’t want to pay
A case before the Victorian Supreme Court has shone new light on the challenges faced by people of height in cramped airline seats.
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‘Alarm’ over Virgin CEO contender’s past
The TWU says it’s worried that Virgin Australia would consider an architect of the unlawful Qantas outsourcing as its next chief executive.
ASX 200 falls 0.5pc before key US events; Woodside rises
ASX 200 down for a second day before US inflation data and the Fed’s interest rate decision. Upgrade boosts Woodside. Nickel Industries dives. SkyCity Adelaide licence probe resumes. China inflation data mixed.
Outrage over tiny detail on packet
Coles customers have been left fuming after spotting the change on the popular snack.
Outrage over tiny detail on packet
Coles customers have been left fuming after spotting the change on the popular snack.
ASX drops; ANZ shifts rate cut to Feb
The local sharemarket has closed sharply in the red on market concerns that US and Australian interest rates will stay higher for longer.
Singapore Airlines reveals compo offer to injured passengers
Singapore Airlines is offering more than $15,000 to passengers injured during deadly turbulence but lawyers say they could be entitled to much more.
Surprise win for Aldi product
An inexpensive Aldi whiskey has taken out a top honour at a prestigious international awards show.
Value of Aussie homes nears $11 trillion
The total value of Australia’s residential dwelling stock has set a new record, climbing to $10.7 trillion in the March quarter.
Bonza workers sacked after no offers made
Bonza’s administrators have sacked employees and cancelled future flights despite ongoing talks with ‘interested parties’.
‘No option’ but to sack Bonza staff
Administrators tasked with finding a buyer for embattled airline Bonza say they had “no choice’ but to terminate more than 300 staff.
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