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Is the pain finally over for Woolies?
The value of Woolworths shares jumped 8 per cent in one day, but is it just a false dawn?
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Bejewelled brooches back in vogue
Van Cleef & Arpels' menagerie series was aimed at a younger market when it was released - and now it's come of age.
Paper tickets on way out, but we're still lagging
This week marks the latest evolution of the Opal system but innovation still lags behind the rest of the world.
Save the planet and enjoy better returns
Ethical investment is catching on. What was on the fringes is moving mainstream.
Q & A: Ask an Expert
Ask Noel: my debit card was dinged abroad
Financial expert Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
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In bad times, gold is still a bad investment
Gold has little investment merit compared with shares, and isn't even a very good hedge against crises.
How to trade the results season
For equity investors, the results season is like a battlefield. This is your survival guide.