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Glenn Dyer

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Yes, the AFR is desperate to bag the budget — but this desperate?

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By Glenn Dyer
| Crikey Verified
We know the Australian Financial Review’s attitude toward tax reform: that it’s not really tax reform unless it rewards the paper’s wealthy, elderly readers. If it’s not from the Greedy Boomer region of France, it’s just sparkling tax reform. But so febrile has the AFR been in opposition to the Albanese government’s modest reforms to capital gains tax, negative gearing and the great tax rort of trusts that it’s skewed its coverage of other issues.
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Ignore the bleating from banks and ticket-clippers about card fees

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By Glenn Dyer
| Crikey Verified
It’s standard in Australia now: big businesses demand “reform”, but the moment they face a genuine national-interest reform that doesn’t help their bottom line, they warn that the sky is going to fall in. So it is with the Reserve Bank’s long-awaited conclusion of its review of surcharges on credit cards and debit payments, which will see them banned from October this year, saving consumers an estimated $1.6 billion. The changes won’t need special legislation.
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Bitcoin in free fall — yet again — might have wider consequences (and benefits for Trump)

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By Glenn Dyer
| Crikey Verified
The stability of global financial markets is under increasing pressure after another day of massive losses in the value of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as well as in tech shares on Wall Street. Wednesday trading in the US saw bitcoin lose more than 12% in value, or over US$111 billion (A$160 billion). Wall Street shares also fell across the board. Even gold, silver and oil were sold off.
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