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Energy shortages in 2018-19 without national reform, market operator warns
Australian Energy Market Operator predicts shortfalls in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia ‘if we do nothing’
Energy shortages in 2018-19 without national reform, market operator warns
Finance sector could face climate-risk testing, says Australian watchdog
Regulator says it may add climate change to the list of scenarios it asks institutions to run to check economic resilience
Finance sector could face climate-risk testing, says Australian watchdog
All but one major bank oppose move to name executives involved in breaches
Commonwealth, NAB and Westpac line up against proposed reporting policy, while ANZ says it is not opposed in principle
All but one major bank oppose move to name executives involved in breaches
Nike launches hijab for female Muslim athletes
Nike launches hijab for female Muslim athletes
Brand human: why efficient automation will not always be best for business
Brand human: why efficient automation will not always be best for business
Peak farm: good weather, high prices, and free trade a boon for agriculture
Greg Jericho
Peak farm: good weather, high prices, and free trade a boon for agriculture
Ciobo defends visa rules as Indonesia and Australia seek to cement trade deal
Ciobo defends visa rules as Indonesia and Australia seek to cement trade deal
China's economic concerns mount as thousands gather for congress
China's economic concerns mount as thousands gather for congress
No more 'death & taxes' – but do we really want to live forever with nothing to do?
No more 'death & taxes' – but do we really want to live forever with nothing to do?
Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer loses millions in bonuses over security lapses
Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer loses millions in bonuses over security lapses
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What do the Australian housing market, Trump and Brexit have in common?
Greg Jericho
What do the Australian housing market, Trump and Brexit have in common?
Penalty rates: real-life stories don't stick to treasurer's script
Greg Jericho
Penalty rates: real-life stories don't stick to treasurer's script
Company tax cuts could lead to lower living standards for Australians
Greg Jericho
Company tax cuts could lead to lower living standards for Australians
Sundays aren't so special – according to the Fair Work Commission
Greg Jericho
Sundays aren't so special – according to the Fair Work Commission
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Jetstar and Virgin Australia fined $745,000 over misleading prices
Penalties come after federal court finds adding or ‘dripping’ extra fees on to advertised airfares is deceptive
Jetstar and Virgin Australia fined $745,000 over misleading prices
BHP
BHP
Business rates: this toxic row will return unless we find a fairer alternative
Nils Pratley
Basing the tax purely on property makes no sense in the digital age – and can only deepen resentment
Business rates: this toxic row will return unless we find a fairer alternative
Coles
Coles
Police join supermarket crackdown on self-service checkout theft
Coles says it has caught 11,000 customers stealing at self-serve checkouts across Australia over past year
Police join supermarket crackdown on self-service checkout theft
Telstra
Telstra
Judge orders internet providers to block illegal downloading websites
ISPs must ‘take reasonable steps to disable access’ to Pirate Bay, Torrentz, TorrentHound, IsoHunt and streaming service SolarMovie
Judge orders internet providers to block illegal downloading websites
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Snap and Sorrell are wrong: powerful bosses can become untouchable insiders
However seductive ‘unconventional corporate governance’ sounds, disasters like Polly Peck and Mirror Group remind us of the perils of an unchecked executive
Snap and Sorrell are wrong: powerful bosses can become untouchable insiders
The economy has bounced back, but workers aren't seeing the benefits
Greg Jericho
The boost to the latest GDP figures has come from commodity prices and is not trickling down into wage rises
The economy has bounced back, but workers aren't seeing the benefits
Windfarms aren’t the real reason energy bills are rising. Blame the free market
Windfarms aren’t the real reason energy bills are rising. Blame the free market
Losses of £58bn since the 2008 bailout – how did RBS get here?
Losses of £58bn since the 2008 bailout – how did RBS get here?
Barclays: triple the profits, but still a work in progress
Nils Pratley
Barclays: triple the profits, but still a work in progress
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All the day’s economic and financial news, including the European Central Bank’s latest decision on interest rates and its stimulus package
Markets fall ahead of ECB decisions and Mario Draghi's press conference - business live
Hammond seems to be expecting business rates storm to just blow over
Nils Pratley
Chancellor’s talk of ‘medium term’ changes to property taxation suggests he has no immediate plan to tackle problem
Hammond seems to be expecting business rates storm to just blow over
Southwold: welcome to the town where business rates are set to rise 177%
Southwold: welcome to the town where business rates are set to rise 177%
Government finances face near-£6bn hit over changes to personal injury payouts
Government finances face near-£6bn hit over changes to personal injury payouts
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DPD and Parcelforce face MPs' questions over working conditions
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Energy shortages in 2018-19 without national reform, market operator warns