ASX 200 closes in on record high
The ASX 200 is trading up 2.6 per cent for November during the traditionally strong trading period leading into the ‘Santa Claus’ rally in December.
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HESTA to compensate members for revaluation failures
The super fund delayed downgrading unlisted assets at the height of the Covid crisis, leading more than 100,000 members to lose out, APRA says.
‘Arrogant’: Shareholders slam WiseTech’s virtual AGM plans
The Australian Shareholders’ Association has hit out at the board of scandal-hit WiseTech Global for holding a virtual annual meeting rather than face shareholders in person.
Microsoft works to loosen AI ‘paralysis’
Microsoft is launching a product to get artificial intelligence into the hands of more Australian workers as companies face a ‘paralysis’ of adopting the much-hyped technology at scale.
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Are the scandals sweeping big super a signal to switch funds?
Big super has delivered some significant dirt of late but if you think leaping from one scandal-plagued fund to one untarnished so far will protect you, think again.
Builders convicted for illegal work after QBCC sweep
Two men have been convicted and ordered to pay thousands of dollars to homeowners after carrying out building work on their homes while unlicensed.
Fund faults emerge amid super crackdown
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority chair John Lonsdale has weighed in on the superannuation scandal involving Cbus, demanding a deeper probe.
Share tips: will these uranium stocks go boom for investors?
Uranium stocks have had a rough year but feature highly in this week’s “buy” recommendations from our Share Tips columnists.
Drone start-up helps swoop on dodgy tradies
A Sydney start-up that uses drones to monitor and manage assets has unintentionally found a way to help landlords crack down on uncompleted or shoddy building work.
CBA boss takes swing at ‘free-riding’ tech giants
Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn has come out swinging against the technology giants, saying they required further regulation and labelling them ‘free riders’.
Ellerston Capital’s Chris Kourtis backs controversial ASX stock
The share price of one of Australia’s ‘most hated’ stocks is rising after being revealed as one of the most sensational picks at the Sohn conference in Adelaide.
Telcos join CBA as war is declared on ‘free-riding’ tech giants
Pressure is increasing on big US tech companies – including Meta, Google and Apple – to stop ‘free riding’ on Australian banks and telcos and pay for more essential services across the country.
ASX to defend landmark ASIC legal action, denies breaking law
The ASX will vehemently defend legal action brought against it by the corporate regulator, denying it contravened the law in how it communicated to investors about its bungled CHESS upgrade.
Sign Aussie building battles ending
One of Australia’s largest property developers is flagging green shoots in the market which has struggled throughout 2024.
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