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| | | ... with taking further steps to protect their accounts. AustralianSuper also confirmed that over the past week it's seen a spike in suspicious activity across its member portal and mobile app. AustralianSuper chief member officer Rose Kerlin said the ... |
| | | | ... they need to take. CSC chief information security officer Daminda Kumara told Financial Standard that the dark web data spike took off after the pandemic, likely due to greater technology reliance by organisations, which criminals were quick to exploit. ... |
| | | | ... decarbonise. Further, as previously announced, the federal government has also consulted with the South Australian government to spike steelmaking in Whyalla, which is part of a broader $2.4 billion package. Moreover, an additional $2 billion is being ... |
| | | | Global tariffs could balloon to levels not seen since the turn of the century and result in higher inflation and interest rates, according to a top economist. Speaking at Financial Standard's Chief Economists Forum yesterday, Barrenjoey chief economist ... |
| | | | ... Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) before proceeding to the CSLR. The FAAA previously noted the CSLR could ultimately spike the cost of financial advice, "putting it out of reach of more Australians", while submitting an inquiry to address "deep flaws" ... |
| | | | ... Treasury has released its most recent Tax Expenditures and Insights Statement, which shows the government is bracing for a spike in Australians claiming investment tax breaks. The statement flagged those claiming capital gains tax (CGT) breaks in the ... |
| | | | ... restored. Of the $23 million lost, almost $16 million was lost in the six months from October 2023 to March 2024, with the spike reportedly aligning with a rise in scammers accessing victim's accounts by impersonating HSBC Australia staff, ASIC said. ... |
| | | | ... capital markets Russel Chesler said the low unemployment may push back hopes for an interest rate cut early next year. "A spike in the unemployment rate would be a red flag for the RBA and strengthen the case for an earlier rate cut. However, the data ... |
| | | | ... view is also supported by Kris Webster from Canopy Investors, saying a second Donald Trump administration in the US could spike growth in this sector. Over one third (35%) are expecting to increase client allocations to the asset class, second only to ... |
| | | | ... geopolitical tensions, and high military spending lead to global stagflationary pressures. It warned that the resulting inflation spike would disrupt bond markets and corporate investments, with US consumers bearing the brunt of rising tariff costs. ... |
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