‘Cruel, unjustified’: Aussies rally for detained reporter
Australians have joined the growing push to release journalist Evan Gershkovich from a Russian jail, one year on from his imprisonment. Send your words of support.
Victoria Business
Best and worst shares: a March quarter scorecard
A rollercoaster ride on the stock market ended with a pre-Easter flourish. See the March quarter’s biggest winners and losers.
The headache facing central banks
Central banks in the US and Australia have a fair bit to think about over Easter as they contemplate the question on everyone’s minds – will the rate cuts come?
Inflation’s impact: what the numbers mean for you
The prices squeeze continues, and it spells uncertainty for households and businesses despite the lower than expected consumer price index result.
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Silicon Valley collapse to shake tech, not Wall Street
The high-speed collapse of the California bank will rock an already beaten up tech sector, but it’s not a Lehman Brothers moment.
‘Bloody oath!’ They’ll never stop coming after your super
Retirees with more than $3m in super will be absolutely fine but Scott Pape worries about how tough the future will be for all those ‘ordinary Australians’ with little nest eggs.
Pet care sector’s nothing to sniff at
With Woolworths and Bunnings being unleashed on Australia’s pet care market, Tim Boreham takes investors on a walk through a lucrative sector.
The failed Netflix pitch which birthed a $130bn juggernaut
The Blockbuster execs almost laughed when the Netflix founders tried to sell them the company for $US50m. Look who’s laughing now.
Cyber diplomats and ‘threat hunters’ needed as risk ramps up
Cybersecurity is only as strong as the weakest link, necessitating both a society-wide and international approach, Dr Mamello Thinyane says.
Targeting tech: is AI and other IT worth your money?
After a torrid 2022, freefalling technology shares seem to have stabilised, but uncertainty clouds what comes next.
Short attack false, misleading, Atlantic Lithium says
Short attack target Piedmont Lithium has played down potential risks to its ore supply while fellow target Atlantic Lithium says the claims levelled are ‘factually untrue’.
Super changes Treasurer should make to help Aussies
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is being called on to use the May Budget to overhaul Australia’s super system to help people grow their nest eggs. See what industry experts want.
$3.5b boom: NRL WAG and MAFS star cash-in
Savvy parents are no longer settling for hand-me-downs and are pouring all of their spare cash into what their children wear — and they’re making a motza.
Total roo-bish: Australia fights US kangaroo bans
Australia is trying to shut down a misinformation campaign by US animal activists who are fuelling a growing push to block the importation of kangaroo products.
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