Act renters hate all but abolished
Dodgy landlords and real estate agents trying to bully tenants into paying a higher rate have all but been eliminated from one state.
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The takeover tussle for Insignia has narrowed, with rivals Bain Capital and CC Capital lobbing $5-a-share bids to value the wealth manager at $3.35bn.
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Forrest axes US green hydrogen partnership
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Apple unveils its ‘most powerful Mac’ as it cuts prices
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Vanguard may look at private investments
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