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Middle East war causes PVC prices to skyrocket
Conflict in the Middle East has disrupted petroleum and gas supply chains, causing PVC prices to skyrocket in Australia. Source link
ASX 200 gains 1.7pc, oil over $US110 as Trump's Iran deadline looms
The Australian share market closed 1.74pc higher after a four-day long weekend, as traders looked through the ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East. Look back on the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
'No one else should go through this': Young job hunters a target in scam surge
Job seekers should be wary of sharing their bank account information with potential employers, as job scams targeting young people surge, according to Scamwatch. Source link
Tech starts to eat itself as AI reshapes workforce
The wave of change from artificial intelligence rolling across the corporate landscape is going largely unnoticed as attention understandably shifts to an escalating war. Source link
Outback tourist pub had two visitors this Easter amid fuel price pinch
Just two tourists have stopped at the iconic Pink Roadhouse during the Easter weekend, as travellers reconsidered their Easter weekend plans due to rising fuel costs. Source link
Price crunch has some servo owners asking: 'Is it really worth doing this?'
Workers are reporting an increase in abuse from customers as service station owners say they’re not making money from fuel price rises. Source link
Stagflation is already happening, a leading economist warns
With stagflation risks rising, what lessons could the treasurer learn from the past? Source link
International crypto firm targets uni students despite ASIC ban
A major cryptocurrency platform is operating like “gambling” in Australia, according to experts, despite new regulatory laws. Source link
Live: ASX unimpressed by Trump speech
ASX drops back following President Donald Trump’s speech on Iran. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Australia wasting migrant talent on an 'industrial scale', experts say
Australia is failing to recognise the qualifications of highly trained permanent migrants, former Treasury secretary Martin Parkinson says. Source link