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Chip designer Arm Holdings held its initial public offer (IPO) on September 13, banking US$54.5 billion (AU$84.8 billion), making it the year’s biggest IPO to date.

The IPO could be valued at more than $8 billion, according to Bloomberg,

Australian airline Qantas has been dealt another blow to its reputation after losing a High Court appeal to a Federal Court ruling that it illegally sacked 17,000 ground staff during the pandemic.

Average annual prices of luxury properties rose just 1.5% across the globe in the 12 months to June, according to Knight Frank’s recent Prime Global Cities Index, but it’s the strongest rate of growth since 2022.

In its mid-year international transfer snapshot, FIFA revealed a number of all-time high figures in both men’s and women’s football.

Tesla stock had its best day since January as investors bought into Morgan Stanley’s bullish thesis on the company’s untapped AI potential.

Paul Becker is introducing fintech to a conservative art world in a bid to help more people buy and sell art.

The Australian government’s decision to block Qatar Airways’ bid for additional flights is facing severe backlash. Here’s how Qantas got caught in the crossfire – and where the Government stands.

It’s Apple’s worst two-day stretch in 10 months, while Nvidia’s losses are apparently tied to a “nonsense” conspiracy theory.

Government officials have reportedly been banned from using iPhones in China and Apple faces stiff competition from domestic firm Huawei after the launch of its new smartphone featuring an advanced microchip.