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10 February 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Coronavirus is no ‘black swan’

The coronavirus is being heralded as a “black swan event” that could shake the global economy to its core. But we should have – and could have – been ...

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News Corp profits slump

It’s bad news for Rupert Murdoch, with profits at his media empire down 6 per cent and readers deserting its Australian mastheads. Revenues at News ...

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Credit Suisse dumps CEO

Credit Suisse has shown its CEO the door following revelations of high-level espionage at the Swiss bank. Tidjane Thiam joined Credit Suisse in ...

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WAM Capital profit surges by 176.9%

WAM Capital has achieved a 176.9 per cent increase in net profit after tax for the half year ending in December, up from the previous year. The ...

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Trump widens trade war

Buoyed by the success of the phase one trade deal, the US has revealed a new weapon in its trade war with China. The US Department of Commerce has ...

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ETFs offer safety in volatile times: ETF Securities

Volatile geopolitical events such as the coronavirus and Brexit have seen the Australian ETF industry evolve rapidly, exchange-traded product provider ...

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China growth could rebound post-outbreak

While the coronavirus will have a noticeable impact on the Chinese economy, the stricken state could quickly bounce back, according to T

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Coronavirus tarnishes Packer’s Crown jewel

The coronavirus outbreak has foiled James Packer’s plans for the Crown empire as his cash-strapped partner pulls out of a multimillion-dollar deal

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‘This has been an evolution’: BlackRock

ESG is at a “hinge moment” as it becomes a key part of any resilient portfolio in the face of climate change, according to global asset manager ...

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OneVue takes over Sargon advice group

OneVue has taken control of Sargon Capital’s financial advice dealership Madison Financial Group, after it appointed receivers over an outstanding $31 ...

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