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With about 5000 jobs already cut by ANZ and National Australia Bank this week, the union said Bendigo was slashing 145 jobs from its technology division while eliminating another 13 in mortgage help.

Lune Croissanterie has been slammed over its payments and surcharge policy.

The new iPhone weighs less than a carton of cigarettes and is thinner than any phone before it. But will cautious consumers accept the fat price tag?

NAB is the latest bank to confirm it is joining the cull, after ANZ revealed it was slashing 3500 jobs and 1000 contractors but this is only the beginning.

A pharmaceutical giant that produces one of the most popular weight loss jabs has announced it is cutting 11 per cent of its global workforce.

The CEO of Melbourne biotech 4DMedical gambled his home on lung imaging, but just won big as shares raced 380 per cent higher in just over a week.

Australians will need bigger superannuation balances to fund retirement as new figures reveal soaring costs of living well in later years.

Metcash has flagged an additional $19 million in costs across its supermarkets, liquor and hardware divisions, which the IGA supplier expects will weigh on half-year profits.

THE ECONOMIST: Left-field leagues are attracting younger sports fans and investors are chasing them.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Here’s the latest news and everything you need to know about Apple’s product launch ... and what it means for customers.

The jobs crisis in Australia’s banking sector has deepened, with more than 400 roles axed by a Big Four bank just a day after another rival announced sweeping layoffs.

Anglo American has agreed to acquire Canada’s Teck Resources, creating a more than $US50 billion company in one of the biggest mining deals in over a decade.

Apple has rolled out its next generation of iPhones that includes an ultra-thin model.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: They are clean and bright and meticulously organised. For many Japanese people, convenience stores are a lifeline.

Gold extended an epic 12-month bull run to a record high on Tuesday, driven by US policies that encourage investors to seek alternatives to the US dollar.