Price gouging to be illegal ‘by end of year’
Laws to make price gouging at supermarkets will go before parliament by “the end of the year” if Labor is elected, its campaign spokesman has declared.
Companies
$45b deal: Musk’s xAI buys social media giant X
In a shock announcement, the world’s richest man has sold X, formerly known as Twitter, to another one of his businesses.
Surprise reason holidays to Bali are cheaper
Holidays to Bali have become cheaper this year — and Aussie travellers have Donald Trump to thank for the boon.
‘Idiotic’: Iconic retailer’s new name slammed
A household name which has been open across the UK for more than 200 years will disappear within months in another sign of retail woes.
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Tariffs won’t derail ‘golden era’ of US: Blackstone boss
The powerful Wall Street investor says markets need to hold their nerve and focus on the long term opportunities powering the world’s biggest economy.
Salad recall at huge Aussie supermarket
A range of popular food items have been pulled from a huge Aussie supermarket amid contamination concerns.
Grim immigration outlook for Aussie business
A fall in overseas arrivals into Australia could put further pressures on struggling businesses, an economist has warned.
‘Mass uncertainty’ as ASX breaks win streak
The ASX stumbled into the red on Thursday as US President Donald Trump’s freshly announced auto import tariffs stirs ‘mass uncertainty’ among investors.
Collapsed beer company’s staggering debt
Cricket legend Brett Lee’s beer company owed millions when it collapsed, with the tax man and a charity among those in the lurch.
Nine, Domain fall; US car tariffs hit stocks
Stocks lost ground on US auto tariffs, though US futures have recovered early losses. Nine-controlled Domain preps for due diligence after $2.8bn offer from US group. Tech rout, AusSuper selldown weigh on Richard White-led WiseTech. Reject Shop rockets nearly 110 per cent on Canadian takeover proposal.
Major change for group of Aussie workers
A big change being brought in across thousands of businesses is expected to benefit almost four million Aussie workers.
Retailer collapses owing as much as $58m
The eye-watering debt owed by an iconic fashion brand has been revealed as a court case regarding its collapse was thrown out.
‘Perfect storm’: Real reason Jeanswest failed
The collapse of ’90s denim staple Jeanswest has been blamed on a “perfect storm” of factors wreaking havoc on the fashion sector.
Airfares slashed to lure tourists to state
A major airline will slash fares to this Aussie state to promote tourism and recovery in the wake of several devastating weather events.
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