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ASX finishes in green after seesaw session; Domino’s up, Block down

ASX finishes in green after seesaw session; Domino’s up, Block down

The Australian sharemarket seesawed on Friday after Wall Street’s red-hot rally for the year cooled a bit more.

  • by Jessica Yun

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‘Crocodile of Wall Street’ pleads guilty in billion-dollar Bitcoin hack case

‘Crocodile of Wall Street’ pleads guilty in billion-dollar Bitcoin hack case

A hacker and his social-media rapper wife pleaded guilty to a money-laundering conspiracy tied to the theft of billions of dollars of Bitcoin.

  • by Sabrina Willmer
The Wolf of Wall Street Lamborghini is up for grabs

The Wolf of Wall Street Lamborghini is up for grabs

The rare car features prominently in the infamous Quaaludes scene, wherein a heavily inebriated Leonardo DiCaprio, playing financier Jordan Belfort, struggles to drive home.

  • by Hannah Elliott
The ‘financial heroin’ product that ASIC is trying to bust

The ‘financial heroin’ product that ASIC is trying to bust

Having a win represents a massive high. But if punters lose, withdrawal is financially painful.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
ASX extends losses after Wall Street’s worst day since April

ASX extends losses after Wall Street’s worst day since April

The local sharemarket slipped for a second day after Wall Street tumbled to its worst drop in months as its rally lost momentum.

  • by Millie Muroi
Wallabies sponsor hit with ASIC action over its financial betting products

Wallabies sponsor hit with ASIC action over its financial betting products

The corporate watchdog says 20,000 Australian customers of eToro lost money trading products known as contracts for difference.

  • by Sarah Danckert
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The $2.8 trillion question: America is hunting for cash, but there’s a bit of a problem

The $2.8 trillion question: America is hunting for cash, but there’s a bit of a problem

The US is going to put trillions worth of new debt up for sale before the end of the year as it tries to rebuild its cash reserves. There is an issue, however.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
The top five shares Boomers and Millennials are buying

The top five shares Boomers and Millennials are buying

These investors have million-dollar-plus portfolios, but are buying very different shares.

  • by Millie Muroi
‘Risk-free’ asset takes a hit as US downgrade dents confidence

‘Risk-free’ asset takes a hit as US downgrade dents confidence

While some experts have dismissed Fitch Ratings’ move to downgrade US Treasury bonds, others argue it would make investors more nervous at a time of economic uncertainty.

  • by Clancy Yeates
ASX ends lower, following losses on Wall Street

ASX ends lower, following losses on Wall Street

The Australian sharemarket slid lower on Wednesday, as utilities and a negative lead from Wall Street weighed on the index.

  • by Millie Muroi
RBA interest rate pause lifts ASX as miners and tech stocks rise

RBA interest rate pause lifts ASX as miners and tech stocks rise

The Australian sharemarket lifted all sectors into the green after the Reserve Bank held interest rates at its August meeting.

  • by Millie Muroi