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• NAB banker stops homebuyer transferring $6m to scam

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Supermarket review

Woolies, Coles, Aldi & IGA could face fine up to and even exceeding 4 billion for failure to comply with a revamped and mandatory code of conduct designed to protect farmers and families.

Apples Search for the Next BIG THING

Apple Explores Home Robotics as next “BIG THING” after car fizzles

With iPhone still making half of Apples revenue Apple needs to find a new “money maker”, with the shelving of the “Apple car”, Apple has turned to home robotics hoping to gain quick market share in this emerging market.

“With robotics, Apple could gain a bigger foothold in consumers’ homes and capitalize on advances in artificial intelligence. But it’s not yet clear what approach it might take. Though the robotic smart display is much further along than the mobile bot, it has been added and removed from the company’s product road map over the years, according to the people.”

Bitcoin Seen Below $20,000 in Consumer Survey by Deutsche Bank

Consumers still divided over Bitcoins longevity expecting the world’s largest cryptocurrency to slide below $20,000 by the end of the year, according to a survey by Deutsche Bank.

What do you see Bitcoin heading? Does it still hold majority share in your private portfolios? Did you sell at its newest peak? Or are we riding this into the sunset. Let us know by tweeting at us @InvestingKoala

NAB Banker stops $6m scam

“A NAB bank teller has given a customer six million reasons to count her blessings.

The NSW woman in her 50s walked into a bank branch in Erina on the Central Coast to transfer $6 million to a conveyancer after receiving an invoice to secure a property. The only problem was, the invoice didn’t actually come from the conveyancer.

The conveyancer’s email address had likely been hacked by scammers, who then tried to encourage the woman to hand over the hefty sum of money by using a very convincing invoice.”

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