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Corporate results send Wall Street lower
via abc.net.au
Disappointing corporate results and subdued company outlooks weigh on stocks in the United States overnight, leading to the market's third consecutive session of losses. -
Indonesia temporarily bans Australian citrus fruit imports
via abc.net.au
Indonesia reportedly tells Australian growers they are banning all Australian citrus imports — except lemons. -
New ship to help King Island cattle farmers produce more premium grade beef
via abc.net.au
King Island beef cattle farmers hope a new daily shipping service will improve their access to premium grading when their cattle reach Tasmanian processors. -
Greek PM should 'hand over keys' to supporters of austerity
via abc.net.au
Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis says he does not believe in the country's latest bailout plan and his government should "hand over the keys" to the political parties who do. -
EU targets Hollywood studios in antitrust probe
via abc.net.au
The EU accuses six top Hollywood studios and the Sky TV pay channel of breaching antitrust laws, in the latest salvo in Brussels' efforts to break down digital barriers in Europe. -
Miners drag local shares down
via abc.net.au
Local stocks push lower in late trade, adding to yesterday's sharp losses. -
#TalkAboutIt: Five ways the TPP could affect you
via abc.net.au
Australians could be disadvantaged by the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership, according to Consumer group Choice, as trade ministers meet next week in Hawaii to try to finalise the deal. -
ASIC slams 'defensive, legalistic' bankers over rate-rigging inquiry
via abc.net.au
ASIC is concerned staff at Australia's major banks are being less than cooperative with its investigation into potential interest rate rigging. -
ASIC slams 'defensive, legalistic' bankers at rate-rigging inquiry
via abc.net.au
ASIC is concerned staff at Australia's major banks are being less than cooperative with its investigation into potential interest rate rigging. -
ASIC slams 'defensive and legalistic' bankers over rate rigging inquiry
via abc.net.au
ASIC is concerned that staff at Australia's major banks are being less than cooperative with its investigation into potential interest rate rigging. -
Pyongyang style: North Korean girl bands rock China's border
via abc.net.au
North Korean girl bands are springing up on the border with China spreading propaganda for Pyongyang and raising much-needed revenue. -
New York moves to almost double fast-food workers' minimum wage
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Fast-food workers in New York City are set to have their minimum wage doubled to US$15 an hour by the end of 2018, with the rest of the state to follow by mid-2021. -
ANZ raises property investor interest rates to cool demand
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ANZ is lifting interest rates on property investment loans, saying the move is designed to lower growth in the segment and comply with instructions from the bank regulator. -
Household, industrial gas prices to surge on LNG export boom
via abc.net.au
Household gas prices are predicted to jump 30 per cent, with the price rise also having the potential to kill parts of Australia's already struggling industrial sector. -
Woolworths confirms David Jones CBD store sales an option
via abc.net.au
Woolworths (South Africa) has confirmed that selling two of its four Sydney and Melbourne CBD David Jones sites is an option to fund the renovation of the remaining two. -
FMG increases yearly ore shipments, cuts production costs
via abc.net.au
Fortescue Metals Group has increased its yearly iron ore shipments by 33 per cent while also cutting costs. -
IKEA issuing free wall-mounting kits after toddlers killed by falling drawers
via abc.net.au
Australian consumers are reminded to secure IKEA drawer units to their walls after US safety watchdogs issue a warning over the deaths of two toddlers killed when the drawers fell on them. -
Typical Sydney house tops $1m, leaves other capitals far behind
via abc.net.au
Sydney's median house price has topped $1 million for the first time, according to figures from real estate advertising group Domain, even as prices in some cities start to fall. -
Passengers stranded as Fremantle travel agency says 'good riddance' to customers
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Customers of a Fremantle travel agency report being left stranded in Europe, having their flights and accommodation cancelled and being insulted on Facebook, sparking a warning from Consumer Protection. -
Jetstar resumes flights to and from Bali, Virgin still grounded
via abc.net.au
Jetstar resumes all flights to and from Bali as favourable weather conditions help disperse volcanic ash from Mount Ruang but Virgin Australia flights remain delayed. -
Jetstar and Virgin resume flights to and from Bali
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Jetstar and Virgin resume all flights to and from Bali as favourable weather conditions help disperse volcanic ash from Mount Ruang. -
US markets fall as tech giants' earnings disappoint
via abc.net.au
Wall Street falls on a trifecta of disappointing technology sector earnings results, led by Apple.
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