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Reporter for Regional Victoria at AAP. ablack@aap.com.au
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Australian shares pare early gains for modest rebound

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By Adrian Black Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Adrian Black Australia's share market has pared some early gains, after US government indications the Iran war might end soon couldn't sustain buying in the afternoon. The S&P/ASX200 spiked more than 150 points in early trade on Tuesday, but the lead faded to 93.6 points by the close, up 1.09 per cent, to 8,692.6. The broader All Ordinaries gained 100.6 points, or 1.14 per cent, to 8,924.2, clawing back just over a third of Monday's $90 billion wipe out.
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ASX claws back $40b as Trump teases de-escalation

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By Adrian Black Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Australia's share market is rebounding from Monday's bloodbath, as oil prices eased on assurances from US president Donald Trump the war in Iran won't last long. The S&P/ASX200 gained 119.5 points by midday Tuesday, up 1.39 per cent, to 8,716.4, as the broader All Ordinaries jumped 118.5 points, or 1.34 per cent, to 8,9421. The move in the top-500 adds about $40 billion to its combined $2.99 trillion market cap, after roughly $90 billion was wiped from the index on Monday.
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Why AI's beginning doesn't mean the end of your career

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By Adrian Black Verified
| Perth Now Verified
Natalie MacDonald was six weeks back from maternity leave when a group email landed at 1am saying she'd been made redundant. After seven years at global tech company LinkedIn, the 36-year-old Sydney mum's role as a senior news editor was one of many scrapped as the organisation leaned into artificial intelligence investment. Australian-headquartered companies have flagged similar cuts.
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