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The knee-jerk reaction to DeepSeek is a stark reminder that innovation is ever-present and can quickly change the course of the market, especially when it comes to nascent tech.

‘Massive overreaction’: DeepSeek fears unfounded

THE WASHINGTON POST: The knee-jerk reaction to DeepSeek is a stark reminder that innovation is ever-present and can quickly change the course of the market, especially when it comes to nascent tech.

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Homeowners face a February rate shock if underlying price pressures surge.

Bad inflation figures tipped to spark February rate hike

Westpac is expecting inflation to worsen as electricity rebates are phased out. Chief economist Luci Ellis has revealed what it would take to see the Reserve Bank of Australia raise interest rates again.

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Australia has a new most valuable company.

BHP tops CBA as most valuable Australian company

Strong copper, iron ore, lithium and gold prices have seen BHP top CBA’s market value, with number two miner Rio Tinto also closing in on Australia’s largest bank.

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BlueScope Steel says the offer by SGH and Steel Dynamics significantly undervalues the Australian steelmaker.

BlueScope suitor challenges ‘cheap’ offer assertion

The US-listed Steel Dynamics has defended the $13 billion offer, rejected the target’s knockback as “very disappointing” and challenged the Australian group to come up with a superior alternative plan.

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Michael Hill extended its partnership with Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr. The retailer expects to deliver double-digit growth in half-year earnings.

Record gold prices can’t take lustre from Michael Hill sales

Jewellery retailer Michael Hill is tipping a double-digit jump in half-year earnings, with margins steady despite record gold and silver prices.

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ASIC Chair Joe Longo.

ASIC chair calls for ‘boring’ investing, warns on AI risk

Outgoing ASIC chairman Joe Longo says Australians must be taught to understand investment risk better, rather than rely on the regulator to control the democratisation of the investment landscape.

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The technology will expand worker scope and raise their value for employers.

Why AI won’t wipe out white-collar jobs

THE ECONOMIST: AI could indeed wreak havoc in the white-collar workforce. But rather than make such jobs less lucrative — let alone redundant — it is likelier to reshape them. 

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Donald Trump has threatened to slap a 100 per cent tariff on goods imported from Canada.

Canada PM calls Trump's tariff threats as bluster

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has played down Donald Trump's threat to impose a 100 per cent tariff on goods imported to the US from Canada.

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Getting the kids back to school doesn’t have to break the bank.

How to beat the back-to-school financial blues

DAVID KOCH: It’s that time of year again. But there are ways to soften the financial blow of getting kids back to school.

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BHP Queensland Coal - BMA Blackwater Australia Bowen Basin.

BHP takes its ‘same job, same pay’ loss to the High Court

BHP is escalating an appeal against a landmark Fair Work Commission ruling to the High Court, claiming the precedent that has been set will “drag” down productivity across the mining industry.

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DroneShield.

Another stock windfall for DroneShield staff

More than 70 DroneShield employees are being showered with another windfall, poised to rake in $41 million of free shares as lucrative revenue-linked stock rewards keep delivering.

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Australia doesn’t need lectures from debt-laden, high-taxing, bureaucracy-loving Europe on how to run its economy. Mathias Cormann, secretary-general of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation, during the Conference de Paris.

Australia doesn’t need an economics lecture from Europe

DIMITRI BURSHTEIN & PETER SWAN: Australia doesn’t need lectures from debt-laden, high-taxing, bureaucracy-loving Europe on how to run its economy.

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Myer is overhauling the fashion department at all its stores in a move their boss hopes will entice younger customers.

Myer reveals massive overhaul of fashion department

Myer is overhauling the fashion department at all its stores in a move their boss hopes will entice younger customers.

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THE ECONOMIST: The Apple-Android duopoly is under attack from OpenAI, Meta and Amazon.

Will the smartphone survive the AI age?

THE ECONOMIST: The Apple-Android duopoly is under attack from OpenAI, Meta and Amazon.

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Gold has passed the $US5000 mark.

Gold tops $US5000 for first time in history

Gold has extended a record-breaking rally as chaos sowed by the erratic policy making of US President Trump encouraged investors to seek safety in the precious metal.

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