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Mon 12 May. 2025

US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says the economy has made significant progress since the depths of the recession.

More than 25 per cent has been wiped off the market value of engineering company WorleyParsons after it downgraded its profit forecast.

US stocks have fallen modestly after a four days of records.

Australian shares have closed lower for the second day running as investors continued to sell banking stocks amid worries in the US.

Mining executive-turned climate change activist Ian Dunlop is serious about getting on to BHP Billiton's board this week but faces an uphill battle

Qantas is calling on its employees to join its protest against the increasing foreign ownership of its rival Virgin Australia.

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