ANZ profit surges to $7.6b as cost-cutting drive pays off
ANZ’s bottom line benefited from a 14 per cent decline in operating expenses, while its operating income rose 3 per cent.
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ANZ’s bottom line benefited from a 14 per cent decline in operating expenses, while its operating income rose 3 per cent.
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