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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·Oct 28, 202645 signal

See how the price of everything has changed with inflation

Posted Thu 29 Oct 2026 at 5:40amThu 29 Oct 2026 at 5:40amSee how the price of everything has changed with inflation. (ABC News)If it feels like (almost) everything is getting more expensive, that's because it...

Economy
FXStreet·Oct 28, 202645 signal

Australian Dollar rises as Fed holds rates steady

The Australian Dollar (AUD) surges 0.52% against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday after Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Kevin Warsh press conference, sending the Aussie Dollar to a one-month high, even though he emphasized the Fed’s commitment to attain 2% inflation.

Finance
Al Jazeera·Oct 28, 202645 signal

Fuel costs force US cruise ship to suspend multi-year voyage in Cambodia

Hundreds of passengers are stranded after the ship’s three-and-a-half year voyage was cut short due to fuel costs. A United States cruise ship has suspended its around-the-world voyage in Cambodia, leaving hundreds of passengers to disembark with no confirmed departure date. The MV Odyssey, operated by Florida-based Vi

Business
FXStreet·Oct 28, 202645 signal

Japanese Yen weakens as Fed hold reveals hawkish divide

The Japanese Yen (JPY) loses ground against the US Dollar (USD) after the Federal Reserve (Fed) kept rates steady on Wednesday, even though US inflation remains well above its 2% target. Of note, the decision was not unanimous, with two dissenters in favor of a quarter-percentage-point rate hike.

Finance
Business Insider·Oct 28, 202653 signal

I'm the ex-VP of HR at Microsoft. Here's what the 60,000 employees mulling a buyout may not realize.

Chris Williams Chris Williams Microsoft is offering buyout packages to some 60,000 employees, or more than 25% of the workforce. That's a huge number in any terms, and it sent a signal and shock wave through the industry this week. I'm the former VP of HR for Microsoft, and although I've been away from the company for

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