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Banks, miners, and CSL give ASX a 0.9% boost; Tech sector soaring – The Sydney Morning Herald
The ASX200 added 0.9% at Thursday’s open, following Wall Street higher, after President Trump appeared to backtrack on his threat to ditch stimulus talks.
Shares in the firm were down 1.1 per cent at $13.99 after 45 minutes of trade on Thursday.
Mr Charlton said the company had commissioned a survey of 4500 people in Australia and America to see how their expectations of commuting had changed through the pandemic.
“This research overwhelmingly shows that post pandemic, people not only expect, but want to get back to their workplaces like they did pre-COVID,” he said.
“There is a very human side to the workplace, and as this report shows, peopl…
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