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Westpac's keyboard app on iTunes

Apple shuts down Westpac’s keyboard banking app

Apple has effectively shut down Westpac’s mobile banking keyboard app. The Australian bank will remove its Westpac Keyboard function on iOS in July after the US-based tech giant pulled the plug on it.
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Australian mining sector sees increase in deals in 2016, values slump

Australia’s mining and metals sector enjoyed an impressive 2016 with the total number of deals increasing. According to a report from global accounting and consulting firm EY, an escalation of 31 percent was witnessed in the Australian mining M&A deal volume.
Cannabis Legalisation

Cannabis joints to greet Donald Trump on Inauguration day; North America's legal marijuana market surpasses ‘dot com boom’

As per a leading cannabis research publisher, ArcView Market Research, North America’s legal cannabis market has posted a 30 per cent increase in revenue on 2015. The revenue figure in 2016 was US$9.3 billion (AU$12 billion). Considering a compound annual growth rate of 25 percent, the marijuana market may post US$20.2 billion (AU$27.9 billion) sales by 2021.
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Australia may ban $100 notes in a bid to crackdown black money

Following the footsteps of Indian and Venezuela, Australia is also considering to ban $100 notes in a bid to crack down black money. Furthermore, ban on cash payments exceeding a certain limit is also under consideration.
MasterCard and VISA credit cards

MasterCard facing £19B class action suit over inflated processing fees

MasterCard could pay £19 billion (AU$33 billion) in damages for allegedly setting unlawfully high interchange fees for 16 years. A class action suit in the UK against the financial services giant could see millions of British consumers collecting more than £450 (AU$780) each.
Hans Fredrik Lennart Neij, a co-founder of the Swedish file-sharing website, The Pirate Bay, is escorted by Thai police officers as he arrives at the Immigration Detention Center in Bangkok November 5, 2014.

The Pirate Bay Back Online, Notorious File-Sharing Site Fights Back

It appears The Pirate Bay is back in business as it reportedly popped out of Costa Rica. Following Swedish police crackdown on the site, the notorious file-sharing site appears to back up through a Costa Rican web address. This also follows declarations of Pirate Party head Bruno Kramm that it is impossible to close down sites as such because multiple servers will eventually go up for their sake.

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