Sydney Morning Herald
Friendly fire: Is the economy a victim of the Coalition's war on wages?
Sydney Morning Herald
Wages just aren't what they used to be. Like a comedian timing the punchline to a joke, Joe Hockey saved his best line about wages until the end. "The government's income has fallen below expectations," he told a bleak December national accounts press ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Wages just aren't what they used to be. Like a comedian timing the punchline to a joke, Joe Hockey saved his best line about wages until the end. "The government's income has fallen below expectations," he told a bleak December national accounts press ...
Sky News Australia
US stocks end week with 'Santa rally'
Sky News Australia
US stocks went from famine to feast this week, starting out fearful of crashing oil prices and finishing it with a 'Santa Claus rally'. The turnaround came on Wednesday, the first of three buoyant sessions that by week's end left the SP 500 in positive territory for ...
Chart that tells a story . . . the Santa rallyFinancial Times
Share market looking to 'Santa Claus rally' as global markets surge at the end of ...ABC Online
Shares soar as Christmas nearsThe Age
The Market Oracle
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Sky News Australia
US stocks went from famine to feast this week, starting out fearful of crashing oil prices and finishing it with a 'Santa Claus rally'. The turnaround came on Wednesday, the first of three buoyant sessions that by week's end left the SP 500 in positive territory for ...
Chart that tells a story . . . the Santa rally
Share market looking to 'Santa Claus rally' as global markets surge at the end of ...
Shares soar as Christmas nears
Deal Street witnesses $29 billion M&As in 2014; eyes $40 billion in 2015
Economic Times
NEW DELHI: Albeit muted for most part of the year, Deal Street in India has clocked M&As worth $29 billion in 2014 and expects the size to get larger with transactions worth over $40 billion in the new year. Experts say that various reform measures promised ...
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Economic Times
NEW DELHI: Albeit muted for most part of the year, Deal Street in India has clocked M&As worth $29 billion in 2014 and expects the size to get larger with transactions worth over $40 billion in the new year. Experts say that various reform measures promised ...
9news.com.au
Bride and groom stranded by Jetstar delays day before wedding
9news.com.au
Stephanie Holden is trying hard not to let any bridezilla tendencies get the better of her. The 26-year-old from Footscray in Victoria is due to walk down the aisle on the Sunshine Coast tomorrow, but instead of jetting to Queensland this morning she was in ...
Jetstar forced to apologise after computer glitch delays flightsTVNZ
TRAVEL CHAOS: Jetstar Computer Glitch Causes Massive Flight DelaysBusiness Insider Australia
Jetstar computer glitch causes delays on first day of school holidaysSydney Morning Herald
Perth Now
Herald Sun
The Australian
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9news.com.au
Stephanie Holden is trying hard not to let any bridezilla tendencies get the better of her. The 26-year-old from Footscray in Victoria is due to walk down the aisle on the Sunshine Coast tomorrow, but instead of jetting to Queensland this morning she was in ...
Jetstar forced to apologise after computer glitch delays flights
TRAVEL CHAOS: Jetstar Computer Glitch Causes Massive Flight Delays
Jetstar computer glitch causes delays on first day of school holidays
Sydney Morning Herald
The most important charts to watch in 2015
Sydney Morning Herald
After some wild swings in equities, currencies and commodities over the past months, next year is shaping as another pivotal one for financial markets. While the economic recovery in the United States is gaining pace, putting the first rate rise by the Federal ...
Saddle sore but riding onHerald Sun
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Sydney Morning Herald
After some wild swings in equities, currencies and commodities over the past months, next year is shaping as another pivotal one for financial markets. While the economic recovery in the United States is gaining pace, putting the first rate rise by the Federal ...
Saddle sore but riding on
SmartCompany.com.au
Diva jewellery stores shutting down, or maybe not!
Jeweller Magazine
After a quick and meteoric rise, reaching 500 retail stores in less than 10 years, a question mark seems to hang over the future of Diva, the Australian fashion jewellery chain. Confusion surrounds the operating status of Diva; the company's website is ...
Lovisa jewellery chain sparkles on ASX debutSmartCompany.com.au
Lovisa the jewel in crown for listingsThe Australian
Australian jeweler Lovisa has solid share market debutReuters
Herald Sun
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Jeweller Magazine
After a quick and meteoric rise, reaching 500 retail stores in less than 10 years, a question mark seems to hang over the future of Diva, the Australian fashion jewellery chain. Confusion surrounds the operating status of Diva; the company's website is ...
Lovisa jewellery chain sparkles on ASX debut
Lovisa the jewel in crown for listings
Australian jeweler Lovisa has solid share market debut
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian dollar isn't done dropping, say analysts
Sydney Morning Herald
Despite slumping to new four-year lows against the US dollar and also dropping against other currencies in the past days, the Australian dollar still hasn't troughed, analysts believe. On Friday, the currency took a breather from the previous session's ...
Aust dollar lifts in late tradeHerald Sun
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Sydney Morning Herald
Despite slumping to new four-year lows against the US dollar and also dropping against other currencies in the past days, the Australian dollar still hasn't troughed, analysts believe. On Friday, the currency took a breather from the previous session's ...
Aust dollar lifts in late trade
Herald Sun
Gina Rinehart pays $25m for Wagyu cattle farms
The Australian
AUSTRALIA'S richest person, Gina Rinehart, has bought what is believed to the world's second-biggest Wagyu cattle herd outside Japan, snapping up two properties near Dubbo in NSW in a deal worth about $25 million. The acquisition of the Boogadah and ...
Gina Rinehart's beef interests growPerth Now
Rinehart expands pastoral interests with big NSW Wagyu cattle investmentBeef Central
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The Australian
AUSTRALIA'S richest person, Gina Rinehart, has bought what is believed to the world's second-biggest Wagyu cattle herd outside Japan, snapping up two properties near Dubbo in NSW in a deal worth about $25 million. The acquisition of the Boogadah and ...
Gina Rinehart's beef interests grow
Rinehart expands pastoral interests with big NSW Wagyu cattle investment
The Guardian
The Australian Tax Office Is Teaming Up With The Swiss To Catch Tax Evaders
Business Insider Australia
Starting next week the Australian Tax Office will be working with the Swiss Government to catch Australians who failed to declare assets hidden offshore during a recent amnesty period. The one-off tax amnesty, which concluded on Friday, resulted in 5000 ...
ATO to work with Swiss govtPerth Now
Bitcoin hit with tax blow in AustraliaThe Guardian
Bitcoin Not A Currency, Says Australian Tax OfficeCryptoCoinsNews
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Business Insider Australia
Starting next week the Australian Tax Office will be working with the Swiss Government to catch Australians who failed to declare assets hidden offshore during a recent amnesty period. The one-off tax amnesty, which concluded on Friday, resulted in 5000 ...
ATO to work with Swiss govt
Bitcoin hit with tax blow in Australia
Bitcoin Not A Currency, Says Australian Tax Office
NEWS.com.au
Record post-Christmas sales tipped
NEWS.com.au
INCREASING dispensable incomes and the falling Australian dollar could jointly push Boxing Day and post-Christmas sales to a record $16.1 billion. New research by the Australian Retailers Association and Roy Morgan Research predicts the spend-up ...
3 ASX retail stocks to buy this Boxing DayMotley Fool Australia
Boxing Day boomRagtrader
Big retailers missing out in “patchy” Christmas while online triumphsSmartCompany.com.au
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NEWS.com.au
INCREASING dispensable incomes and the falling Australian dollar could jointly push Boxing Day and post-Christmas sales to a record $16.1 billion. New research by the Australian Retailers Association and Roy Morgan Research predicts the spend-up ...
3 ASX retail stocks to buy this Boxing Day
Boxing Day boom
Big retailers missing out in “patchy” Christmas while online triumphs
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