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GDP
Someone’s doing the heavy lifting – and it’s not the government (any more)
Gold diggers aren’t the only ones stepping up as the government dusts its hands off. And that’s not a bad thing.
- by Millie Muroi
Opinion
Trump's White House
Master of deception: How Trump is fudging the numbers
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Currency
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Companies
‘Betrayal’: She built a cult baby business, then RFK Jr came calling
Laura Modi’s baby formula company Bobbie grew quickly as a science-based brand that was ingredient-conscious. But her decision to align herself with the Trump administration set off a firestorm.
- by Alisha Haridasani Gupta
Analysis
Healthcare
‘Over my dead body’: Fight to keep Healthscope’s hospitals alive just getting started
Just what will it take to ensure the lights stay on at 37 hospitals employing 18,000 staff across Australia? We are about to find out.
- by Colin Kruger
Sponsored
Bulls N' Bears
Dateline debuts on OTCQB market in US push for rare earth spotlight
- by James Pearson
The staggering amount of money Elon Musk lost in one day as Trump feud boils over
- by Dylan Sloan and Tom Maloney
Markets
Updated
World markets
ASX closes flat as Lynas, MinRes shine, CBA holds strong above $180
- by Staff reporter
Updated
World markets
ASX closes near all-time high, led by energy stocks; CBA jumps above $180
- by Staff reporters
The economy
Opinion
Trump's White House
Master of deception: How Trump is fudging the numbers
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Opinion & Perspectives
‘Over my dead body’: Fight to keep Healthscope’s hospitals alive just getting started
Just what will it take to ensure the lights stay on at 37 hospitals employing 18,000 staff across Australia? We are about to find out.
Colin Kruger
Senior business reporter
At home and work, women are burning out. Why are we letting it happen?
The uncomfortable truth is that we continue to rely heavily on the unpaid labour of women, without offering them adequate support or recognition.
Lynda Chalmers
Want a secure, high-paying job? Don’t expect university to get you there
If I were finishing high school today, would a university degree offer the same value proposition it did a decade ago? Increasingly, it appears not.
William Bennett
Money contributor
Banking & finance
A tiny bank in Trump Tower is making the president’s sons even richer
- by Annie Massa, Bailey Lipschultz and Dylan Sloan
Opinion
Big four
There is something strange afoot at Australia’s biggest bank, and experts are stumped
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Paris Neilson’s next project is a $59m strip in the heart of Redfern
A row of commercial spaces in Redfern will be transformed by the daughter of investment banker Kerr Neilson.
- by Carolyn Cummins
Pub billionaire splashes $3m to give Watsons Bay hotel a facelift
Arthur Laundy is spending a few million dollars on upgrading his popular eastern suburbs hotel.
- by Carolyn Cummins
Media
Workplace
Opinion
Workplace
At home and work, women are burning out. Why are we letting it happen?
- by Lynda Chalmers
Opinion
Careers
Want a secure, high-paying job? Don’t expect university to get you there
- by William Bennett
Opinion
Work therapy
I think my colleague is exploiting a work policy. Is my resentment fair?
- by Jonathan Rivett
Commercial real estate
Mining
Opinion
Climate crisis
In one awful decision, Albanese has revealed his do-nothing plan
- by Ross Gittins
The Pilbara is at risk of becoming a ‘wasteland’. Could green iron help?
- by Simon Johanson and Nick Toscano
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