’Tis the season for strategy days: Wesfarmers, Worley, SGH, Light & Wonder and Seek are all up this week. But don’t be fooled ...

While Australian sharemarket investors are rejoicing in the prospect of interest rate cuts, long-term bond rates are drifting ...

Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki has written to his federal counterpart Jim Chalmers asking for a rethink of the latest ...

Resources Minister Madeleine King suggests the company had changed its proposals, adding to the “mind-boggling” time it has ...

One of Australia’s most funded technology companies has shed more than 70 staff over the past nine months and embraced ...

A former Westpac staff member reveals where redundancies have already been made, while the union says it is “greatly ...

Bond traders assign a 70 per cent chance the RBA will lower the cash rate at its next policy meeting in July and twice more ...

The Swedish private equity bigwig has cashed its inaugural cheque at Fitness Passport, thanks to a well-received debt ...

The Allan government’s tax-heavy approach discourages the supply of new dwellings at a time when we need them most.

Just when investors thought the market had stabilised, prices have plunged another 20 per cent since the start of April.

If Jim Chalmers serves as treasurer for nine years, the performance of the Australian economy will be his to own.

But high labour costs could pose an inflation risk if productivity doesn’t rise, the Albanese government has conceded.