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Tetsuya Wakuda plays down any need to celebrate the approaching milestone. "What we do hasn't changed much from day one," he says.

How top restaurants stay on top, 30 years on
Tetsuya Wakuda and fellow elders of the fine-dining scene explain how they've lasted when so many others have come and gone.
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Facebook says it will tell people, in a notice at the top of their news feeds starting on April 9, if their information may have been improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica.

Facebook lifts number of users who had data improperly shared to 87 million
Facebook said it improperly shared data on 87 million people, including more than 311,000 Australians, with Cambridge Analytica.
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OPINION: "Blue Sky insists that we are incorrect, without providing any substantive rebuttal, analysis or calculations showing why we are wrong," Glaucus said.

Blue Sky Alternative Investments must tell the market and Glaucus more
Glaucus' questions on Blue Sky's disclosure is valid, and must be addressed by the fund manager if it is to restore its own credibility and share price.
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National housing prices have fallen for the past six months, with annual growth the lowest in more than five years.

Property outlook the worst in 30 years warns Morgan Stanley
Prospects for growth in the Australian residential property market are the worst in 30 years, according to analysis by investment bank Morgan Stanley.
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The ACCC has made a strong argument that the NBN, which is set to become a near-monopoly internet wholesaler, be broken up before it is privatised by the government.

ACCC recommends breaking up NBN before privatisation
The competition watchdog is recommending the government split the National Broadband Network into separate competing networks to create greater infrastructure competition.
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OPINION: The ACCC's Rod Sims likened the banks' claim of their rigorous competition to a version of "synchronised swimming".

ASIC warns bankers to 'look at themselves'
ASIC chairman James Shipton has a message for bankers. Bankers can avoid more rules if they "do their part and look at themselves".
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The two buyout firms apparently negotiated the $1 billion Accolade deal alone, helped by a phalanx of lawyers.

Lawyers help stitch up $1 billion Accolade Wines deal
CHAMP Private Equity and The Carlyle Group have stitched up a $1 billion deal without using traditional financial advisers.
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The ASX ended 17 points higher as ANZ posted its first gain in eight days.

Big four banks help ASX climb amid easing trade war concerns
The Australian markets enjoyed a second day of growth with major banks making gains.
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A study shows Americans who voted for Obama in 2012 and then plumped for Trump in 2016 were swayed by three fake news stories.

Donald Trump’s war on Jeff Bezos is more than just bluster
It is a fair bet Trump will still be on Amazon's case two years from now. How much damage can he do? The answer is a lot.
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Swamped by her Brexit negotiations, Prime Minister Theresa May wants quick progress on a domestic agenda set out when she took power two years ago.

HSBC pays men 59pc more than women and takes UK title with worst gender pay gap
HSBC pays men 59 per cent more than women, making it the worst offender in the UK gender pay gap struggle. Virgin Atlantic was a close second.
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"There are good numbers and bad numbers when it comes to the complexities of cashmere," writes Marion Hume. Domestic goats living in very cold conditions are key to this tale.

Rio Tinto, NASA, goats: an unlikely fashion story
An oversupply of cashmere goats has led to Rio Tinto, NASA and luxury behemoth Kering working together in the Mongolian desert.
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Catch up with expert analysis of Australia's sharemarket moves, as they happen.

Markets Live: Follow our ASX blog
Shares were set for an upbeat start this morning. Here are all the latest developments.
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Have you eaten at any of these yet?

Australia's Top 500 Restaurants 2018
Explore the full list of top 500 restaurants in 2018.
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Former Prime Minister Paul Keating, Visy Industries' Anthony Pratt, AustralianSuper's Mark Delaney, and NAB's Mike Baird are in conversation with our Editor in Chief Michael Stutchbury at the AFR Banking Summit.

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Do you think you could keep living after a big financial shock?

When a negative wealth shock can kill you
If three quarters of your wealth is suddenly lost, there's a high risk much of your health will go with it and that the shock could eventually prove fatal.
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Australian Competition & Consumer Commission chairman Rod Sims addresses our Banking Summit.

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Westpac Group CEO Brian Hartzer addresses our Banking Summit.

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Australian Securities & Investments Commission chairman James Shipton addresses our Banking Summit.

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