Warren Buffett’s $US6b bet on Japan has paid off – Sydney Morning Herald
Warren Buffett shocked Tokyo markets last August with a $US6 billion bet on the country’s five largest trading houses. One year…
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Workers’ savings just don’t match expected retirement income, survey finds – CNBC
Most workers don’t have sufficient retirement savings and aren’t setting aside enough to catch up. But many still expect to have…
FTSE stalls as banks and airlines drag – live updates – Telegraph.co.uk
Ministers have refused to disclose the invite list for the upcoming Global Investment Summit over fears of a terrorist attack,…
Australia Post apologises for stress, uncertainty caused by fleeting plan for mail ban of perishable food – ABC News
AusPost has permanently backed down on its plans to stop perishable goods being sent through the mail, apologising to “distressed”…
No Air NZ flights for Invercargill during alert level 3 – Stuff.co.nz
Air New Zealand will not be operating passenger flights in and out of Invercargill Airport at alert level 3.
Tesla slams into police car after an alleged autopilot malfunction – NZME
The wayward Model 3 took out both a police car and a Mercedes-Benz SUV…
Cashed-up Forrest trumps BHP in nickel bidding war – The Australian Financial Review
Andrew Forrest has thrown down the gauntlet to BHP in the fight for Noront Resources and its nickel assets in Canada.
‘You’re not different’: Brad snaps – NEWS.com.au
Premier Gladys Berejiklian has made a sly dig at states who are refusing to open their borders while talking about her “absolute…
Unlucky 13: Australia’s worst-performing super funds named – Sydney Morning Herald
Thirteen superannuation funds have failed the federal government’s performance test designed to name and shame underperformers,…
Port Authority announces major staffing shortages, impacting routes and Pittsburgh Public Schools students – WTAE Pittsburgh
According to the Port Authority, they are currently 100 drivers and 60 maintenance crew members short.