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Stocks will surge higher today
It’s a new world for all of us and the stock market that has a big impact on our wealth via our super funds. But...
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Why surging oil prices are a shock for the global economy, but not yet a crisis
A roughly US$10 jump in a matter of days is a significant move and delivers an immediate inflationary jolt for oil-importing economies. What does this...
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The Liberal Party doesn’t want you to read the official review into its election loss, so here it is
In an example of short-term thinking, the Liberal Party’s federal executive decided on Friday to bury its election review. But it was unable to cremate...
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When AI goes wrong: the Woolies AI chatbot is rambling to shoppers about its ‘mother’
Recently some Australian shoppers got more than they bargained for when they chatted with Woolworths’ artificial intelligence (AI) assistant, Olive.
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Winners and losers from the Warner-Paramount mega-merger (and what happens to your streaming apps next)
Who were the winners and losers in this hotly contested bidding war? And what happens next?
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Is the RBA Governor telling ‘sweet little lies’ about a rate rise on March 17?
Is Governor Bullock’s warning of a rate rise possibly next Tuesday week nothing more than sensible jawboning meant to hose down the ‘fires’ that are...
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Apple’s new, cheaper iPhone 17e is actually a screaming deal
Apple quietly announced the iPhone 17e overnight, and at $999 it sits at the most affordable end of the iPhone 17 family. But 'affordable' in...
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Australia’s gender pay gap is finally closing (mostly due to name-and-shame)
Since 2024, the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) has been publishing the gender pay gaps of Australia’s largest companies. Now, we have enough data to...
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Booked to fly through the Middle East? Why you might not want to cancel your flight yet
In a bid to stave off a hit to their profitability, airlines actually have plans to counter disruptions like those caused by the Iran crisis.
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Is Trump’s Middle East play a stock market winner?
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Switzer Investing TV | 2 March 2026: How will Iran conflict affect the Australian economy (and your portfolio)?
If there's one thing that markets respond to, it's uncertainty. And nothing is more uncertain than kinetic conflict. Our experts look to add some certainty...
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Portfolios continue to outperform as Aussie market surges
Despite a soft Wall Street, the Aussie share market surged in February adding more than 4%. Our model portfolios, which are marginally overweight resources, continued…