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ASX posts best weekly advance in more than a year
The ASX snapped a five-session winning streak on Friday but managed to post its best weekly advance since March 2017.
- by Sarah Turner
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Markets Live: ASX snaps five-session win streak
The ASX snapped a five-session winning streak on Friday but managed to post its best weekly advance for more than a year.
- by Sarah Turner
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Apple
How rich is Apple? Latest buyback shows it's world's biggest cashmaker
Like a bottomless ATM, the tech giant spent $28.7 billion on its recent share buyback - enough to buy any of 275 companies listed on the US benchmark.
- by Thomas Heath
Ethical investing
Indigenous group launches nation's first private carbon trading fund
The Aboriginal fund will back social and cultural causes, giving companies the chance to make an impact beyond simply cutting carbon emissions.
- by Cole Latimer
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8@eight
8@eight: Stocks to open flat ahead of RBA policy statement
Here's what happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.
- by John Kicklighter, Tyler Yell
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8@eight
8@eight: Stocks to open flat after Fed sparks late Wall Street selloff
Here's what happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.
- by John Kicklighter, Tyler Yell
Markets Live
Markets Live: Qantas leads ASX rise, JB Hi-Fi plunges
Qantas led the Australian market higher while JB Hi-Fi stocks plunged.
- by William McInnes
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8@eight
8@eight: Stocks to edge higher at the open; Aussie below 75 US cents
Here's what happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.
- by John Kicklighter, Tyler Yell
Cryptocurrencies
'You have obligations': ASIC cracks down on initial coin offerings
Australia's corporate watchdog steps up scrutiny of "misleading or deceptive conduct" in digital coin offerings, the IPOs of the crypto world.
- by Swati Pandey
Markets Live
Markets Live: ASX breaks 6,000, ANZ and CBA lead
The ASX 200 has finished above 6,000 points, as Commonwealth and ANZ both led the market.
- by William McInnes
Home loans
Home prices fall again in April as credit tightens
Home prices across major cities eased for a seventh straight month in April as tighter lending standards cooled investor demand in Sydney and Melbourne.