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Rex has dropped their prices to a low $39 for some flights which has sparked a price war between airlines.

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The State of Queensland will remove CBA's Dollarmites in its primary schools.

The Bank of England have decided to launch their own digital currency called the "Britcoin".

Woolworths plans to do an Amazon - launch a virtual marketplace that lets third party sellers sell through Woolworths.com.au.

Menulog is launching a pilot that classify its riders as full employees - unlike UberEats and Deliveroo.

LG has decided to stop producing smartphones, to focus on other areas of its business.

Coles, the supermarket giant has returned to its famous 'Down Down' low price campaign to create greater share price value

Facebook has restricted news publishers, and everyday Aussies, from sharing or viewing Australian and international news content.

Australian media giant News Corp has its eyes on the lucrative - and controversial - Australian sports betting market.

Taylor Swift has turned to the option-of-last-resort due to her rift with the owners of her previous records.

Snapchat and the Australian Open have cut a deal to give Aussies a look inside the Aus Open.

Seven West Media has struck a deal with Google to be part of its News Showcase.

D = Dividends. Telstra has maintained its dividends, despite a fall in profit.

The ACCC is investigating whether to allow NAB's $220m takeover of Aussie neobank 86 400.

Bumble is the gift that keeps on giving. It listed on the NASDAQ and its shares surged 76% on its first day of trade.