The Grinch is stealing this Christmas from NAB workers, AI comes next

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 20, 2026

Artificial intelligence is not officially to blame for NAB’s latest round of job losses, but it will be next time around.

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The Grinch is stealing this Christmas from NAB workers, AI comes next

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Critical Resources triples down on Suriname gold play

Critica tables monster $2.7B valuation for WA rare earths play

China’s export boom is becoming its Achilles heel

ASX slumps despite AI rebound on Wall Street; NAB and BHP decline

It’s the management stupid; Dollar Bill says back the skipper, not the ship

NAB announces it will cut thousands of jobs

CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour to leave after 43 years

‘We want to show our sincerity’: Stax to relaunch with credit program for lost orders

The China car flood is out of control

Kaiser gold loan exit frees $600K a month for mine growth

Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon

Accelerate hits manganese jackpot with 59.6% Pilbara grades

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