Why Qantas’ loyalty boss has no time for toilet breaks
Qantas will allow its frequent flyers to book premium economy seats on Emirates as part of a strategy to hit $1 billion in loyalty revenue by 2030.
Qantas will allow its frequent flyers to book premium economy seats on Emirates as part of a strategy to hit $1 billion in loyalty revenue by 2030.

Challenger confirms advanced discussions to acquire a stake in Pepper Money.The post Challenger flags talks on Pepper Money acquisition appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

Anyone tracking the market closely this November can feel the pressure building beneath the surface. Some assets are holding firm, others are buckling under broader sell-offs, and a handful of early-stage projects are quietly capturing investor focus. While large-caps dominate

Was this Bitcoin drop just a warning, or is it the kind of moment that quietly makes people money?For days, analysts and traders had been flagging the risk of a Bitcoin pullback that could spill across the entire crypto market.

CAR Group grew revenue 8% and profit 16% in H1 FY26, lifted its dividend, and has reaffirmed its full-year growth outlook.The post CAR Group delivers strong H1 FY26 earnings and reaffirms outlook appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
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The current downturn across crypto markets is being driven by a blend of macroeconomic headwinds and internal sell-offs across digital assets. Over the past week, prices for Bitcoin, ETH, and XRP have all moved sharply lower, reflecting weakening demand and broad negative sentiment.
Commerce minister Piyush Goyal highlighted the nation's strong stance in the US trade deal. The focus was on boosting farm exports and safeguarding sensitive sectors like dairy. The agreement opens new avenues for Indian products such as tea and coffee. Concerns about feed ingredient imports are addressed with a limited quota.

Should investors be looking towards ASX defensive shares as buys?The post Is this the right time to invest in ASX defensive shares? appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.