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Photo: FM Sunny Decree became the latest crypto Youtuber to be targeted by Youtube when the platform suddenly cut off access to a live stream he was broadcasting this weekend. At the time, the video was said to be violating Youtube’s ‘harmful and dangerous’ policy. According to a tweet from Sunny

The Australian Prime Minister speaking with media. Huh.  So far its been slow going getting the economy reopening.   More: Says to examine ways of increasing international arrivals (tell ' em its New Zealand?)

The Australian stock market is extending gains on Wednesday from the previous session following the mostly positive cues overnight from Wall Street after the S&P 500 Index rose to an all-time high. Upbeat earnings results from local companies helped boost sentiment. Investors also digested news

Photo: BUX Zero After revealing that it was planning to launch in Belgium earlier this month, BUX has stayed true to its word, with the company announcing this Tuesday that it has launched its zero-commission investing app, Bux Zero, in Belgium. In addition to launching in Belgium, exchange-traded

Australia's unemployment rate rose to 7.4% in June to hit the highest level in two decades, official data released early Thursday showed.  However, Prime Minister Scott Morrison thinks the real situation in the labor market is worse than what official data shows.  "The effective rate of unemployment

WTI surrenders gains after facing rejection at key trendline hurdle.  Fears that OPEC+ may ease output cuts look to be capping the upside.  West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil is currently trading largely unchanged on the day at $40.50 per barrel, having failed to take out resistance at $40.86 early

Market sentiment remains caught between bouts of optimism on signs of a strengthening global recovery and setbacks stoked by fears of second waves on the virus front. PMIs in Europe, the US and UK rebounded sharply in June (though not quite to pre-crisis levels) and underpinned the positive signal f

The Japanese yen gained against the US dollar as traders reacted to mixed economic data from the country. According to Markit, Japan’s manufacturing PMI rose to 40.1 in June from the previous 37.8. This number implied that manufacturers made some gains in June as the country started to reopen. Anoth