Wearables market booms throughout Q4 and all of 2021
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March 10, 2022
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The fourth quarter of 2021 saw the wearables market grow 10.8% over the fourth quarter of 2020, according to the International Data... Read More
ASIC Warns About Taking Advice From Finfluencers
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July 14, 2021
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ASIC has raised concerns about so-called finfluencers who are using social media to attract young investors with questionable financial advice. ASIC’s Executive... Read More
ASIC Warns Of ‘Pump And Dump’ Finance Scams
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July 5, 2021
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The corporate regulator has warned the new generation of Millennial and Generation Z investors could be targeted by a scam. “We are... Read More
ASIC To Investigate ASX Crash
SYDNEY: Last week’s software glitch that brought the ASX tumbling down for most of a day is currently being investigated by the... Read More
Tyro Doubles Loss In FY20, Blames Coronavirus, Bushfires
Retail point-of-sale company Tyro has blamed the bushfires and COVID-19 for a $38 million loss, more than double that of last year,... Read More
NAB: ‘9.5% Drop In Consumer Confidence An Overreaction’
The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment fell by 9.5% in August, as Victoria enters Stage 4 restrictions and COVID hotspots pop... Read More
Aussie Dollar Hits Four-Month High
The Australian dollar (AUD) has reached a four-month high, hitting US67.94 cents as of this morning. A number of distributors told ChannelNews... Read More
Will Oz Consumer Confidence Continue To Recover? Up 1% Last Week
Australian consumer confidence has improved for the fourth week in a row, but rose by just 1% last week, according to the... Read More
Banks Prepare For Consumers To Skip Out On Credit Card Payments
Credit card payments are often among the first loans people stop paying during economic crises, as they are usually unsecured. Lenders are... Read More
COVID-19: Australian Consumer Confidence Plunges To Record Low
In the ANZ-Roy Morgan survey conducted on the weekend consumer confidence hit 65.3, the lowest level since the survey commenced in 1973.... Read More
