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New Cloud web hosting services launched for Australian businesses

Online shopping is growing in Australia, with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission attesting that an increasing number of people are getting used to purchasing items online. In relation to this, Cloud Web Hosting services and other online marketing solutions are being launched to help Australian businesses.
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Rio Tinto

Queensland suppliers awarded $900M of Rio Tinto's Amrun bauxite project contracts

Mining giant Rio Tinto has awarded contracts worth $1.38 billion for the development of the Amrun bauxite mine project. Of these, Queensland suppliers have received nearly two-thirds, amounting to $900 million, of the contracts. More than 500 companies have been associated with the project in the state.
ANZ

ANZ, Commonwealth Bank follow NAB and Westpac in hiking interest rates

Customers of Commonweath Bank of Australia (CBA) and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) could see a surge in interest rates – of more than 20 basis points for investor loans and 10 basis points for owner-occupiers. The development comes in the wake of National Australia Bank (NAB) and Westpac upping their interest rates out-of-cycle with the Reserve Bank last week.
Iron ore

Iron ore price declines steeply on heels of weak Chinese rebar futures

Iron ore prices sustained a considerably heavy decline on Tuesday. With this, it slipped by the largest margin of a day in recent months. According to Metal Bulletin, the spot price for benchmark 62 percent fines went down by 4.26 percent to US$87.59 (AU$114.23) a tonne.
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Uncertainty surrounding iron ore prices persists

Uncertainty surrounding iron ore prices lies within the Chinese borders, Rio Tinto chief executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques said. The prices for iron ore will rely largely on the Chinese output.
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Iron ore pushes back after strong gains, commodity futures reverse

After iron ore spot markets witnessed a significant increase for two days, they gave a relaxed performance on Friday. As noted by Metal Bulletin, the spot price for benchmark 62 percent fines declined by 0.29 percent to settle at US$92.34 (AU$119.70) a tonne.
Tesla

Tesla Model Y render excites fans; Model 3 process time to go down significantly

While Elon Musk revealed plans of streamlining Tesla Model 3 deliveries, an interesting render of the much-awaited Model Y has surfaced online, making fans excited. Even though Tesla is currently focusing only on its upcoming electric vehicle (EV) sedan, it has not stopped fans from speculating about the Model 3 crossover.
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Iron ore rallies further amid increase in Chinese output

Iron ore prices continued to increase higher on Thursday. As noted by the Metal Bulletin, the spot price for benchmark 62 percent fines climbed 1.85 percent to settle at US$92.61(AU$120.68) a tonne. With this, the overall increase over the last two sessions has been extended to 5.1 percent.
Mining (3)

Major Australian vanadium project, signed by NT, to create 17,000 construction jobs

A Project Facilitation Agreement, as part of a mining resource project worth $850 million, has been signed between the Northern Territory and Australian resource company TNG. Called the Mount Peake Vanadium-Titanium-Iron Project, it will include a metals processing facility that will be constructed in Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
Mining (3)

M&A to increase in coal, gold; bauxite can see improved activity

Coal and gold sectors could witness a rise in mergers and acquisitions this year, according to a research by Herbert Smith Freehills. The professional services firm said factors including, but not limited to, commodity prices, lower production costs and Australian dollar will be crucial in raising the levels of M&A for 2017.

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