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Live updates: ASX opens higher, led by resources gains, Latitude Financial receives ransom demand, Apple shares slump - Vimarsana News

Live updates: ASX opens higher, led by resources gains, Latitude Financial receives ransom demand, Apple shares slump

The ASX continues to gain, led by BHP and Newmont's respective takeover bids, as Latitude Financial confirms it won't pay a ransom demand by the group behind last month's cyber attack. Follow the day's business and markets news live.

Source: abc.net.au
Even high-end travellers are reining in their spending - Vimarsana News

Even high-end travellers are reining in their spending

Investors tighten travel budgets.

Also premium visitors are controling their costs - Vimarsana News

Also premium visitors are controling their costs

Capitalists tighten up traveling spending plans. By Nikki Ekstein and Kasia Klimasinska, Bloomberg 10 Apr 2023 00:59 Also

ASX LIVE: Inflation, jobs data and US bank earnings top agenda - Vimarsana News

ASX LIVE: Inflation, jobs data and US bank earnings top agenda

Australian shares open higher; Latitude receives ransom demand after cyberattack; BHP-OZ deal gets Vietnam competition approval; Evolution output hit by weather event. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Live updates: ASX to fall after Wall Street losses, RBA governor Philip Lowe to address National Press Club - Vimarsana News

Live updates: ASX to fall after Wall Street losses, RBA governor Philip Lowe to address National Press Club

The RBA's governor Philip Lowe is addressing the National Press Club in Sydney after the central bank held interest rates at 3.6 per cent at its April meeting yesterday. Follow live.

Source: abc.net.au