Lilly Vitorovich

Lilly VitorovichBusiness Homepage Editor

Lilly Vitorovich is a journalist at The Australian, producing and editing business stories. Lilly joined The Australian in 2018 as media writer, covering corporate and industry news. She started her career in Sydney, before heading to London to work for Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. She has been a journalist since 1999, covering a broad range of topics, including mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, industry trends and leaders.

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29 November 2024; A photo comp of Chris Bowen with electricity lines and heat wave. Collage. Sources: supplied. Ratio 4:3.

Bada Bing, Bada Boom: Our top business yarns for 2024

We’ve had some big yarns this year, from energy to the retail sector, namely Woolworths and Coles. And of course pensions and tax, plus the latest mishaps and shenanigans at the ABC.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: NewsWire Photos: MARCH 18 2024: A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

ASX finishes strongly, led by banks

The sharemarket closed 1.7 per cent higher, with gains across the board, led by the heavyweight financial sector. News Corp found strong support after its mega $3.4bn Foxtel deal.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - SEPTEMBER 30 2024 ; A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

ASX in red with banks, energy stocks hit ; RBA keeps rates on hold

The Reserve Bank has kept rates on hold, which was expected, as ‘underlying inflation’ remains too high. Domino’s shares tank as CEO departs. No government tenders for PwC until mid-2025. LIC spikes on HMC interest.

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Losses are seen on the ASX 200 at the Australian Securities Exchange in Sydney, Friday, June 24, 2016. The Australian dollar has crashed and the local market has lost around $50 billion in shares as a result of Britain voting to leave the European Union. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING

ASX down 0.3pc in choppy trade; MinRes soars on $1.13bn oil, gas deal

The ASX hits a four-week low before rebounding. Gains in tech, consumer discretionary, property and financial stocks are offset by falls elsewhere. Investors pile into Mineral Resources after Rinehart’s $1.13bn deal. JB Hi-Fi, Wesfarmers and Coles rise on positive updates.

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ASX ends down 0.8pc as inflation data dashes hopes of early rate cut

The S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.8 per cent at 8180.4 points after hitting a three-week low after disappointing inflation figures and a profit warning from Woolworths. Annual headline inflation drops to 2.8 per cent. Trimmed mean CPI of 3.5 per cent meets estimates. CBA scraps call for RBA rate cut in December.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 15, 2021: General vision of the ASX in the CBD. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nikki Short

ASX ends up 0.3pc; Qantas hits record high

The local sharemarket rose slightly, led by property and tech stocks. Qantas and Premier Investments hit records. Myer spikes up after $864m apparel brands deal with Premier as Solomon Lew scores a board seat.

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ASX ends flat despite US futures jump

The sharemarket was flat on light volumes as investors awaited key inflation data. Mosaic Brands enters receivership with KPMG appointed. ASX Limited hit by first strike against remuneration report.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 18, 2024: The Board at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney. Picture: NewsWire / John Appleyard

ASX ends higher on tech, property, banks as energy stocks hit

RBA governor says higher rates not off the table. Data centre operator NextDC’s top gainer after AirTrunk sale. Coronado dives on guidance. Downgrades add to oil price woes for ex-div Woodside and Santos. Apollo selldown hit for Challenger.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 06: TV camera people record electronic boards displaying stock information at the Australian Securities Exchange, operated by ASX Ltd. on August 06, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. The markets are closely attuned to the RBA's next rates decision, with inflation persisting even as rates have been elevated for an extended time after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

ASX 200 ends 0.3pc lower with energy, consumer-exposed stocks hit

WATCH LIVE: Westpac CEO Peter King speaking during parliamentary Q&A. CBA boss vows to continue lending to gas projects. Ellison’s fortunes hit in MinRes dive. Qantas, South32 flag buybacks as profits fall. Cettire down on profit slump.

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Private dealer Geoff Ballard talking on mobile phone looking at stock board at the Australian Stock Exchange 18 Aug 1997. sharemarket graphs generic ASX

ASX lowers; Woodside gains; Lovisa leads falls

BHP cuts dividend after profit fall. Coles earnings beat estimates. Woodside to walk ‘growth funding tightrope’. Guzman Y Gomez gains after profit beat. Johns Lyng dives on revenue miss. Lovisa trading update disappoints. CBA chief economist steps down.

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