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21 February 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

ASX launches tech index, expects super to lure foreign firms

The ASX launched its Australian rendition of the NASDAQ on Friday, with it anticipating the growing pool of money in superannuation to pull offshore ...

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Toll comes back from cyberattack

Toll Group is beginning to recover after its computer systems were crippled by a cyberattack that brought operations to a halt. The majority of ...

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Toll won’t pay ransom

Toll Group has revealed the nature of the malware that crippled its systems this week and told Investor Daily that it won’t pay a ransom demanded by ...

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Toll crippled by cyberattack

Toll has been hit by a targeted ransomware attack similar to one that rocked transportation and logistics giant Maersk in 2017. Toll first became ...

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Regulation, major banks killing competition: Fintech inquiry

Onerous regulation and anti-competitive behavior from the major banks have been listed among other issues for new players trying to enter the ...

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Aberdeen teams up with HUB24 on advice initiative

Asset manager Aberdeen Standard Investments has partnered with financial advice platform HUB24 as it attempts to combine digital tools with adviser ...

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What’s really powering Australian wealth platforms?

Platform providers are quick to showcase their savvy tech credentials and marketing prowess. But what is the engine that actually drives these ...

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Flying taxis aren’t the future

In a forward-thinking business move, Toyota has invested hundreds of millions in a company that manufactures flying electric taxis. Is that really a ...

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Digital banks set disruption agenda

Digital banks are on the rise in 2020, with “digital challengers” looking to increase their reach and disrupt the business of traditional banks

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Direct-to-consumer investing ‘ripe for disruption’: Investment Trends

Progress in the Australian direct-to-consumer investing segment has dragged behind other markets, according to a new report, which has warned offshore ...

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