Capstone Copper Sells Mexico Mine for $542M, Here’s What Investors Should Know
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ABC Rejects AI Copyright Carveout as Tech Giants Push for Access: Who Should Pay?
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ASX 200 Falls to 3-Month Low as Oil Rally Fuels Inflation Fears
Australian shares fell to a more than three-month low as rising oil prices renewed inflation concerns and weighed on resources, financial and consumer stocks.
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China Buys Australian Canola For The First Time Since 2020 Trade Freeze
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RBA Flags ASX Again, Clearing Systems Still Miss Key Standards
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Ventia Secures $110M WA Deal, Extending Government Contract to 2028
Ventia has secured a $110 million extension to its Western Australian Government contract, covering court security and custodial services through June 2028.
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ACCC Wants Canberra to Adopt EU-Style Rules for Unfair Business Practices
The ACCC is calling on Canberra to consider EU-style rules, including a blacklist of unfair business practices, to give Australian small businesses stronger protection.
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