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Australia’s largest specialty retailer of maternity and baby goods has raised
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Fears about rising rates are causing many to rush into new fixed mortgages
without considering the best loan for their finances.

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diversified developer says residential and commercial projects will hold up
earnings.

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Link REIT has finalised a deal with Canada’s Oxford Properties to invest in five
office towers in Sydney and Melbourne – a portfolio worth about $2.3 billion.

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The electrification of households, powered by renewables, can halve energy use,
fire up the economy and cut our living costs.

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JOINT ACCOUNTS THAT MAKE COUPLES MORE MONEY

Tempted to tie the financial knot on Valentine’s Day? While accountability and
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HOW AI IS TEACHING CARD SHARKS NEW TRICKS

A handful of artificial intelligence-based tools has radically remade the way
poker is played, especially at the highest levels of the game.

 * Cryptocurrencies


HOW WASH TRADING IS DISTORTING THE PRICE OF NFTS

Many sellers ‘wash trading’ their assets are learning that gaming the market is
‘seriously unprofitable’.

 * Earnings season


IRIS ENERGY MINES 364 BITCOIN IN Q2, UP 51PC

Nasdaq-listed Aussie bitcoin miner Iris Energy mined 364 bitcoin over the second
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THE ONE THING YOU HAVE TO KNOW BEFORE YOU CHANGE JOBS

The strength of the current jobs market means it is an ideal time to try
something new and aim for a role for which you might not be an exact fit.

 * Gender pay gap


PROMOTIONS HELP WOMEN MAKE INROADS TO MANAGEMENT

Women scored half the promotions on offer last year, bolstering the number of
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IF IT’S RIGHT, YOU KNOW IT IN YOUR BONES, SAYS FETED JEWELLER

London-based Jacqueline Rabun is the master of unadorned silver – and in her
latest, unisex collection for Georg Jensen, she proves her mettle again.

 * Gadgets


MEET THE CEOS WHO CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT THEIR GARMINS

Asked what their favourite gadgets were in 2021, here is what our panel of CEOs
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WHY IS JEFF BEZOS SUCH A TERRIBLE DRESSER?

Jeff Bezos, with more treasure than Scrooge McDuck, looks like hell. What gives?

 * Motoring


THIS VOLVO MIGHT BE THE ELECTRIC SUV YOU’VE BEEN AWAITING

The energetic performance of the XC40 is one of its many winning attributes. The
bad news is you will have to hang in there to get your hands on one.

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