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Australians gifted new tech index

BY ALLY SELBY | TUESDAY, 17 DEC 2019 12:16PM

Aussie tech lovers and investors alike can celebrate a little early this silly season thanks to the announcement of a whole new S&P tech index set to track the movers and losers of Australia's booming tech sector.

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