Aussies’ spending softens after Swift lift
After household spending jumped during February due to Taylor Swift’s sold-out stadium tour, turnover in March was weaker.
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‘Knows almost nothing’: Chalmers’ hits back
In a startling spray, the Treasurer has challenged the economic understanding of his political foes as he defends a major policy change.
Iron ore optimism extends ASX rally
A rally in material stocks helped push the benchmark into the green, as investors awaited fresh inflation data due Wednesday evening.
‘Hard truth’ Aussies must face
The road to net zero by 2050 will not be easy, and Australians have been warned they must be prepared to face “hard truths”.
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Retail frenzy set to ease: Bunnings owner
The shopping spree Australians embarked upon as the pandemic gripped has already peaked and will soon ease, the owner of Bunnings has hinted.
More headaches for embattled Crown
After losing its Sydney gaming licence, Crown Resorts faces a fresh investigation in Western Australia with the powers of a royal commission.
ASX dips on another epic news day
The ASX pulled back from its recent stellar run, with Westpac, Domino’s Pizza and Rio Tinto among the big results lobbing in on an epic earnings season day.
Boozy Aussies drive Coles’ profits
Aussies keep stocking up on booze, Coles’ latest earnings report reveals, while they paid more for red meat, avocados, apples and citrus over the festive season.
Simple idea boosts Domino’s sales in COVID
The appetite for Domino’s Pizza remains piping hot, but one simple idea has boosted takeaway sales during the coronavirus pandemic.
ASX surges on jam-packed news day
The ASX surged on a chockablock corporate news day, with BHP delivering a bumper dividend and more woe for Crown.
Bumper payday for BHP investors
BHP shareholders are pocketing a record return from their investment, with the company paying out a staggering amount in the last three years.
Biggest risks to the Aussie economy
Australia’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic is well under way, but there are two factors that could bring the economy unstuck.
JB Hi-Fi’s stunning half-year results
Strong demand for entertainment products and appliances has continued beyond the Christmas trading period for JB Hi-Fi.
ASX jumps amid ‘perverse’ stock euphoria
The ASX gained ground, with massive spikes in buy-now-pay-later stocks as euphoria from one company’s deal spread through the sector.
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