Aussie shares dive on Wall St bloodbath
The Australian sharemarket slumped into a sea of red on Thursday as a gruesome tech rout on Wall St crippled confidence.
Banking
Horror reason couple nearly lost $350k
A Queensland couple thought they were investing their cash safely, but when their bank got involved, they learned how close they’d been to losing a small fortune.
Gas imports to ease the energy crisis could arrive sooner
The hand-picked boss of billionaire Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy will have his work cut out bringing down energy prices.
Toll road boss must map new route to grow
Transurban’s Michelle Jablko has given an insight into how she expects to manage the toll road giant as it has started to find limits to its growth in the local market.
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Can PwC Australia survive intact?
The scandal is far from over and is threatening to spread offshore. However, PwC’s demise could seriously disrupt corporate activity.
Real estate scams prompt warning
Real estate companies have lost more than $100,000 to phone scammers pretending to be from major banks.
Leaked email exposes Westpac’s WFH dig
Westpac’s CEO has weighed in on the work-from-home controversy with a subtle dig at rival CommBank.
‘Bank of Bunnings’ helps keeps Wesfarmers intact
The retailing major wants to be big in everything from lithium to Botox. Here’s why CEO Rob Scott wants them all under the one roof.
Glaring ‘hypocrisy’ in bank’s WFH crackdown
Commonwealth Bank sparked an internal revolt by ordering staff back into the office — and one glaring “hypocrisy” has been revealed.
‘Get back to work!’: Aussies slam CBA staff
CommBank staff outraged at being ordered to return to the office have been blasted as “entitled” and “spoilt” by customers.
‘Bloodbath’: Aussies revolt as WFH axed
Staff at one of Australia’s biggest banks have unleashed a “bloodbath” after their boss announced a big change to their work model.
BNPL’s real battle is yet to come
Buy now, pay later has been told to grow up, although a dramatic change in fortunes means the once-thriving sector now faces a much bigger test.
Aussies turn away from buying homes
Fewer Australians are listing buying their own home as their number one financial priority with two other goals taking the lead in terms of importance.
Disturbing claims about Aussie data leak
With a whopping 14 million personal records stolen, a law firm investigating the huge hack has made some disturbing claims surrounding the company’s security.
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