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Woolies says no to Coke's new sugar-free drink
Woolworths has announced it won't be stocking Coca-Cola's new product, Coca-Cola No Sugar.
Woolworths has announced it won't be stocking Coca-Cola's new product, Coca-Cola No Sugar.
Bets on a Venezuelan default are climbing as international reserves near $US10b amid heightened anti-government protests.
In what can only be described as a disturbing new trend, an increasing number of Australians are facing a lifetime of insecure work thanks to rapidly appearing digital economy employers operating on the internet.
Crude oil fell sharply, ending the longest winning streak this year, amid reported Russian opposition to deeper output cuts.
Chinese investors have racked up an unprecedented volume of bets on steel futures, raising the prospect of a sharp retreat.
Bitcoin will double to $US5000 next year, and reach $US25,000 to $US50,000 in the next decade, says Ronnie Moas.
Fed policymakers were increasingly split on the outlook for inflation and the future pace of interest rate rises.
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Richard Branson normally isn't afraid to put his money where his mouth is.
If your daily diet includes orange juice, coconut oil and a muesli bar, don't expect a tick of approval from a nutritionist.
Climate change risk is extremely broad, and pervasive enough to warrant most company directors taking it seriously.
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Country's biggest superannuation fund has not changed its view despite claims by banks that the new levy will hit all Australians' retirement savings.
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Australia's return to budget surplus will be built on the back of a 14 per cent increase in the income tax take.
Casual workers have won the right to demand a permanent full-time or part-time job after 12 months under a landmark Fair Work Commission ruling.
Shares of Flight Centre have jumped in early trading after the company raised its full-year earnings forecast following stronger-than-expected sales and profit in the second half.
Just "routine business processes", claims the Child Support Agency.
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Volvo Car Group will cease producing petrol-only vehicles from 2019 as the manufacturer seeks to woo customers to battery-powered models with longer driving ranges and more attactive designs.
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Sabre-rattling over North Korea's missile program sent investors seeking out safe haven assets, but strong gains in the miners kept a lid on the market's losses.
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The stand out listings traded on the ASX captured at key moments through the day, as indicated by the time stamp in the video.
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A far north Queensland farmer who turns waste bananas into flour, skincare and cosmetics has struck an international deal that will see his business expand globally.
Queensland Resources Council chief executive Ian Macfarlane has taken aim at "gullible journalists" and activists.
The $165 million Plutus tax scandal has "tarnished" the reputation of Australian Taxation Office, the commissioner of taxation Chris Jordan has conceded, saying the wealth allegedly accumulated by members of the syndicate was "staggering".
Travel insurance policies that have long contained blanket exclusions for mental health conditions have been revised by some of Australia's largest insurance providers.
Small business owners are just getting on with the job.
Frankly you should give a damn.
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