The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is unlikely to cut rates, but the real story lies in the fine print. A bold move by Nasdaq-listed Sydney group Iren has secured deals with tech giants Microsoft and Dell for AI services. This unexpected development raises eyebrows, especially as Rio is urged to make a bid for Canadian copper miner Teck. But wait, there's more! An independent expert has weighed in on the Southern Cross-Seven union, deeming it 'fair' and addressing the Stokes controversy.
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But here's where it gets controversial: Is the RBA's decision to hold rates a missed opportunity for economic growth? And what does Iren's AI deal mean for the future of tech collaborations? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
