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Here’s everything you need to know in finance this morning.
ASX expected to open higher: The Australian share market is expected to open higher despite a mixed session on Wall Street overnight.
Domino’s set to dominate with new AI feature: Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd has launched a new artificial intelligence-based service offering. Does this new feature make Domino's a buy on the ASX?
Why now is the best time to get into the stock market, and how to do it: Paying attention to the stock market has become more important than ever. Here's why.
Pound hits two-year low as government says no-deal Brexit 'very real prospect': The pound slid to a two-year low against the dollar on Monday after the government ramped up its preparations for a no-deal Brexit in October.
Boris Johnson plans a £100m advertising blitz to prepare UK for no-deal Brexit: The Telegraph reported that the public information campaign will include TV ads and information leaflets for households on preparing for a no-deal exit from the European Union. “I can’t imagine there has been a bigger ‘comms’ campaign than this since the War,” a Treasury source said.
ACCC appeals flushable wipes decision: Toilet wet wipes maker Kimberly-Clark has won a court case brought on by the consumer watchdog, which accused it of misleading consumers. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) had taken the multi-national company to the Federal Court, alleging the "flushable" claim on the wipes was misleading. Now, the ACCC has appealed the decision.
7 best interview questions to ask job candidates: One of the most important steps in the often months-long process is no doubt the interview. It's your chance to make sure you get the right person for the right job. Here’s the best way how.
This company gave staff unlimited annual leave, here’s what happened: The average Australian contract will require workers to be in the office for 37.5 hours a week and will, in return, receive two days off a week and four weeks annual leave. Unless you work for this Aussie woman.
How to climb the career ladder the tax effective way: Most of us want to better ourselves at work and a large part of doing that is equipping yourself with the skills you need to advance your career. The good news is that you can often do that, and claim a tax break on the costs you incurred at the same time.
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