Finance

Australia’s largest travel agent is off to a solid start as it takes off towards its year-end after seeing a […]

Global logistics software company WiseTech Global will slash about 2000 jobs as it leans into artificial intelligence, as fears around

Lucky punters have put a ding in Tabcorp’s interim results, although the gambling giant is still seeing strong growth in

Warner Bros Discovery says Paramount has raised the price of its takeover offer to $US31 ($A44) per share, potentially setting

Woolworths’ first-half profit has been cut in half after a court ruling left the company owing around $710 million to

Australia fourth-largest iron ore producer has lifted its earnings on record shipments as it continues to switch to ‘green’ energy,

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has returned to his official residence after being evacuated due to a bomb scare, the latest

Australia must urgently ramp up its spending on AI and research and development to avoid a generation of young people

Inflation levels are tipped to ease slightly, but it’s unlikely that will make the Reserve Bank take interest rate hikes

Expensive gas, unreliable coal plants and a retailer “loyalty tax” are the primary drivers of Australia’s soaring power bills, a

Britain’s data privacy watchdog has slapped online forum Reddit with a massive fine for failures involving children’s personal information.  The

Jewish orgs request Tony Burke reject Australian visa for Israeli journalist as his funders’ links to IDF emerge. Stephanie Tran

The United States has imposed a new tariff of 10 per cent on ‌all goods not covered by exemptions, the

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been evacuated from The Lodge as police responded to an alleged security incident.  The Australian

Australia has its best chance at finally getting high-speed rail, as the federal government splurges almost $700 million to make

A bipartisan push to ensure Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor never becomes Australia’s head of state is making global headway. Prime Minister Anthony

Known for its sun and surf, the Gold Coast also appears to have a skyscraper scrap after the Trump Organization

A “cartel” of vested interests is stymying crucial tax reforms which could help free up more homes, a former boss

Softer oil and gas prices have dragged on Woodside’s full-year bottom-line net profit, which slumped by almost a quarter to

Paramount Skydance has submitted a higher offer for Warner Bros Discovery, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters, ratcheting

The media titan arising from the merger of Southern Cross Austereo and Seven West Media is targeting at least $30

It’s time to rebuild our great nation they cry. But has the plutocracy already won? Michael West reports on reform

Slovakia has escalated a dispute with Ukraine over oil deliveries by halting emergency electricity supplies to the country suffering from

Frustrated European officials have pushed for clarification on how US President Donald Trump’s declaration of a 15 per cent global

A massive snowstorm is pummelling the northeast United States from Maryland to Maine, forcing millions of people to stay home

Federal spending on a long-sought high-speed rail project is on track to reach almost $700 million before the first shovel

Australia’s largest childcare operator will face further scrutiny over the safety of its centres as its boss fronts a public

A plan for people who help Islamic State-linked families to be thrown in jail is a reckless thought bubble, aid

Ukraine’s economy is enduring its toughest period since the early months of Russia’s invasion after sustained air strikes left its

President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address is likely to be a test run of the message Republicans will

Tens of thousands of export coal workers could miss out on gold standard federal support to retrain for new careers

China is making a “full assessment” of the ‌US Supreme Court’s tariff ruling and has urged Washington to lift “relevant

Ex-prime minister Scott Morrison is among dozens of people being sought by government lawyers as they builds a defence against

The opposition’s push to punish those who help Islamic State-linked families return home from Syria appears to be trying to

An iconic Australian business, whose fortunes are linked to the health of the building and renovations market, is cautious about

Only Parliamentary nerds noticed. One such nerd Rex Patrick noticed and reports on a transparency dummy spit by Labor on