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Qantas has launched a mega sale on over 80,000 flight seats to Asia, but punters need to get in quick as it will be over in a matter of days.

US President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping will talk in the coming days to finalise a deal regarding the short-video app TikTok.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The tariffs are another blow to an industry that’s already suffering a downturn.

The chief executive of BHP has warned that Australia’s high electricity costs could see the country lose out on big investment dollars to the likes of Canada and the United States.

AARON PATRICK: Years before the big-four bank was fined $240 million for deceptive conduct, ANZ was warned about questionable trading. Instead of taking action, a whistleblower was targeted for retaliation.

Inspired by his love of online games, this 18-year-old became the CEO of a viral AI app which is raking in over $2 million a month. This is how he did it.

The UK hopes to cement its strong bond with the US during President Donald Trump's state visit, with new tech and energy deals to be announced.

Here’s who will be receiving increased payments.

NICK BRUINING Q+A: In most cases, executors have 12 months to sort deceased estate affairs. After that, Centrelink can include the value of any ‘entitlement’ in means testing, which may cut your pension.

NICK BRUINING: Thousands of retirees looking forward to a sizeable lift in their age pension could be up for a rude shock when computer systems recalculate their entitlements. Here’s what’s about to happen.

NICK BRUINING: Revelations by Your Money that seniors were being turned away from the State Government’s new solar battery rebate scheme have triggered a significant review of the program.

ANZ has copped a record fine and been slammed by ASIC for ripping off tens of thousands of customers and failing to refund fees charged to dead people.

THE ECONOMIST: Nestlé is reeling from it’s CEO scandal while a sales slump has left investors shaken and stirred.

Economists say Australian property prices are set to surge once again over the coming years, with a number of factors creating a perfect storm in the housing market.

A top investor praises ANZ for hiring an outsider to run the bank after years of share price mediocrity. Whether the radical approach will work is unclear.