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Shares in jewellery retailer Michael Hill are in freefall following a profit downgrade, saying the improvement in consumer sentiment it had hoped for did not happen.
A consortium led by Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is considering a takeover of troubled Australian casino operator Star Entertainment Group.
Gold notched a fresh all-time high, as investor demand soared across the broader metals complex amid increasing optimism the US will cut rates this year.
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Income-tested Centrelink customers with money to invest have dodged a very nasty bullet and will benefit significantly from the 12-month extension to the deeming rate freeze. Here’s why …
Q+A: Tired of branch closures and shoddy service? Looking for a new bank? Here’s why you might find better deals and a far superior customer experience with one of the second-tier lenders.
DEBTMAN: The closer you get to retirement, the more you probably find June 30 more important than December 31, especially given the generous tax breaks on concessional super contributions. Here’s how it works.
Jim Chalmers has conveniently drop-kicked a cut in almost 880,000 pensions and allowances past the next election, but a big proportion of Centrelink customers will get a little extra from the Federal Budget.
Could your pampered pooch be holding you back from securing a mortgage? The answer, surprisingly, is yes.
Artificial intelligence will be crucial in breaking the mining sector’s decade-long productivity standstill, a McKinsey expert has predicted, but done wrong it’ll be little more than a distraction.
LEADERS SURVEY: Sarah Hunter, the managing director of Officeworks, says the best advice anyone has ever given her related to recruitment — something she practises to this day.
A less competitive retail banking environment could weigh on the profitability of Australia’s major banks, with Morgan Stanley analysts taking a negative stance against the Big Four.
The campaign to keep cash in circulation has backfired on organisers as a major bank removes transactions from branches.
The iron ore bonanza that has underwritten both the State and the nation since the start of COVID-19 may soon be over, according to stark warnings contained in both the WA and Commonwealth Budgets.
A popular Bunnings product has been recalled over serious health concerns, with the ACCC urging owners to ‘stop using the product immediately”.
More than half of Australian manufacturers and distributors are eyeing an uplift in production levels in the next year amid persistent challenges like labour shortages, according to a fresh bank survey.