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Woolworths sales growth just sped past Coles Woolworths is back in profit, posting a $1.53 billion full year result, a major turnaround from last year's $1.23 billion loss, as sales growth surges past competitor Coles.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning The dollar is holding firm.

These 17 US companies have the biggest piles of cash In the second quarter of 2017, 24 of the largest American companies are holding on to a whopping $US1.01 trillion in cash reserves, up 1.63% from the first quarter.

Industrial metals are rallying hard but not everyone is convinced it'll last Industrial metals such as aluminium, copper, lead, zinc, tin and nickel have been ripping higher over the past month.

[SPOILERS] The 24 most gruesome 'Game of Thrones' deaths, ranked Go on. You know you want to.

North Korea releases propaganda video showing missile strike on Guam North Korea released a propaganda video last weekend of a missile striking a map of Guam, just before the US and South Korea kicked off an annual round of military exercises on Monday.

Microsoft is killing its wildest work-sharing experiment before it even really had a chance Microsoft has announced that GigJam, its bizarre but oddly compelling work-sharing app, will be discontinued before it was officially and fully available.

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