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Blockchain: Why investors need to watch this space
Forty years on from the start of the tech boom, blockchain is heralding the start of the next wave of innovation, and investors should pay attention.
CommSec admits to overcharging customers $4.3 million in fees
ASIC is taking CommSec to court for overcharging customers on 120,933 occasions totalling $4,352,194 between August 2010 and February 2020.
Credit Corp shares looking strong after reporting season
Credit Corp is the largest buyer of unsecured consumer debt in Australia and New Zealand. Here's where the company stands after reporting season.
News is back on Facebook so what’s next for the Australian share market?
Australians need a strong independent media presence, and Facebook and other social media companies have had their way for far too long, writes Dale Gillham.
What we learnt and where to invest after reporting season
More than half the companies who reported this month beat expectations, so which ones should you invest in?
When gamified investing becomes uncomfortably close to gambling
The recent GameStop short-selling saga proved that this gamified approach can quickly turn investing into something more closely resembling gambling.
What to expect when the ASX updates its 1994 computer system
The ASX has repeatedly postponed the rollout of new technology that would affect every Aussie investor. Here's what to expect when it finally arrives.
The cybersecurity company taking on Amazon and Microsoft
This San Francisco-based company listed in September 2019 at US$18. As of early this month, its share price had hit the low US$90s. So what's next?
Why Telstra’s latest dividend isn’t as odd as it seems
Telstra maintaining its dividend has been framed as odd due to the falling revenue the dividend accompanies, but experts have a different take.
Why you need to pay attention to reporting season
Reporting season is here, which means it's time to pay attention to companies' outlook and higher dividends, but should you buy or sell on the results?
