Stuart Condie
Markets Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Dad, husband, migrant | @WSJ reporter | THFC | No longer using Twitter | Reach me at [email protected]
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morningstar.com | Stuart Condie
By Stuart Condie SYDNEY--Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus has agreed to a US$65 million penalty in its latest run-in with Australian regulators, admitting that it sold unsuitable products to vulnerable individuals, including Indigenous Australians. Optus admitted its staff acted unconscionably in relation to allegations by Australia's consumer watchdog that the company had pushed goods and services onto consumers that did not want or need them, or who could not use or afford them.
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tradingview.com | Stuart Condie
SingTel's Optus to Pay US$65 Million Penalty in Latest Regulatory Run-In — UpdateZ74SYDNEY--Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus has agreed to a US$65 million penalty in its latest run-in with Australian regulators, admitting that it sold unsuitable products to vulnerable individuals, including Indigenous Australians.
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tradingview.com | Stuart Condie
SingTel's Optus to Pay US$65 Million Penalty Over Sales PracticesZ74SYDNEY--Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus agreed to pay a US$65 million penalty after admitting it sold unsuitable products and services to vulnerable and disadvantaged people including Indigenous Australians. Optus admitted to unconscionable conduct by its staff in relation to sales of goods and services that consumers did not want or need, or could not use or afford, Australia's consumer watchdog said Wednesday.
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fnlondon.com | Stuart Condie
Australia’s Securities Regulator Launches Inquiry Into ASXThe Australian Securities and Investments Commission decided on the inquiry due to concerns shared by the Reserve Bank of Australia Updated June 15, 2025 at 8:47 PM ET SYDNEY—Australia’s securities regulator has launched an inquiry into share-market operator ASX after what it called repeated and serious failures that raise doubts over its ability to maintain critical trading infrastructure.
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flipboard.com | Stuart Condie
Before I regale you with tales of my first day on the Appalachian Trail, I’ll allow a quick nod to a very easy and flowing day zero. It has been my …
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