How Banks Are Using Your Financial Data as a Mountain of ‘New Gold’
Data is the new gold behind money, and the banks are sitting on a mountain of it. As it stands now, that financial data currently belongs to the banks.About Callum Newman
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Data is the new gold behind money, and the banks are sitting on a mountain of it. As it stands now, that financial data currently belongs to the banks.These Australian Stocks Look Tempting to Foreign Eyes
Part of this money could flow into Australian stocks. The Australian stock market currently trades on a dividend yield of 4%.On the Importance of Married Men and Property
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Tawana Resources is on track to become a producer in 2017. It has lithium projects in Western Australia and Namibia. Shares gained more than 8% today. Why Brickworks Shares Rose Over 6% Today
Shares of Brickworks [ASX: BKW] have gained more than 6% today at the time of writing. Brickworks is a building product manufacturer.Why You Always Have to Watch for a Change in Trend
Tread carefully, as always, in the market.The market is always moving. Catch the trends where you can, but be prepared to hop off if the wind changes.Why iSentia Shares Rose 5% Today
Shares of iSentia [ASX:ISD] rose over 5% today. iSentia is a ‘media intelligence’ company, with a range of software-as-a-service platforms. The company is a small cap stock.The Winners and Losers from These Aussie Trends
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