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Live: ASX to edge lower, Wall Street mixed as investors assess Russia-Ukraine tensions

42m agoTue 19 Nov 2024 at 9:33pmMarket snapshotASX 200 futures: -0.1% to 8,402 pointsAustralian dollar: +0.4% at 65.31 US centsS&P 500: +0.4% to 5,916 point

Harvey Norman and Latitude Financial to fight court ruling they misled customers

Harvey Norman and Latitude Financial have both announced plans to appeal against a court ruling that they misled customers into taking out a credit card when bu

Man jailed after embezzling $450,000 from Australia Post for gambling debts

A man who stole more than $450,000 from Australia Post to pay off gambling debts while running a tiny Western Australian town's post office will serve prison ti

Etihad Airways to end Virgin Australia partnership in 2025

Etihad Airways will end its unilateral codeshare and bilateral frequent-flyer partnership with Virgin Australia from 1 June 2025. In a statement, Etihad cited

South Australian businesses caught between regulation or growth – William Buck Australia

South Australian Confidence rose a marginal 3.4 points in the September quarter as businesses face unprecedented compliance demands. According to t

The Australian government will force some shops to accept cash. So who still uses it, and why?

The Australian government has announced it will mandate that businesses selling essential goods and services must accept cash from 2026, and has confirmed that

Orca Expands into Oceania: Now Covering Australia and the South Pacific Islands – Marine Business News

Norwegian marine tech innovator Orca is thrilled to announce its expansion into the stunning waters around Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific Islands

Live: ASX set to rise, Tesla rallies on Wall Street after Trump talk boosts Nasdaq

1h agoMon 18 Nov 2024 at 7:48pmMarket snapshotASX futures: +0.1% to 8,435 pointsAustralian dollar: +0.5% 64.96 US centsS&P 500: +0.2% to 5,885 pointsNasdaq:

Superannuation crisis spreads to sustainable-branded fund Australian Ethical

The scandal threatening to engulf Australia's superannuation industry has spread to another major operator, Australian Ethical, which has apologised for taking

Albanese lays out his red line after Xi demands more access for China

Rio de Janeiro | Anthony Albanese says he will keep improving relations with China without compromising the national interest, after President Xi Jinping rekind

Mali wins $160m in mining dispute after detaining boss of Australia’s Resolute

An Australian mining company, Resolute Mining, says it will pay Mali's military government $160m (£126m) to settle a tax dispute, after the company's British b

How the Australian Club kiboshed Alan Jones’ membership

Retired radio shock jock Alan Jones′ influence and reputation survived one arrest, in a London public toilet in 1988. It is unlikely to survive his latest, th