Business Day

Pauline Hanson is the kingmaker in influencing the fate of the Australian media industry.

Be afraid: The future of Australian media rests with Pauline Hanson

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight
1 hr ago

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Markets Live: Banks push ASX higher

Live
Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer
18 mins ago

DON MEJI COE OD DOMINOS PIZZA, FOR YOUNG RICH PHOTO ESSAY ENTITLED MY FIRST JOB . DON WAS A PIZZA DELIVERY BOY. MEJI; ...

Domino's announces delays to wage fraud review

RETAIL
Mario Christodoulou

"It wasn't discreet": Lawrence Ho has suggested international gaming groups feeling the ire of Chinese authorities ...

Casino operators 'spit on' China's face, says Packer's former Macau partner

CHINA
Kirsty Needham
43 mins ago

Another budget black hole? Australia's carbon policy is in dire need of attention.

Man up, Malcolm, fill the budget's other big black hole

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe
1 hr ago

"People are a lot more cautious": Weak consumer sentiment has left retailers reeling.

Three charts that show how unhappy Aussie consumers are

ANALYSIS
Vivek Shankar

Citi predicts housing construction starts will fall by a quarter over the next two years - which will leave its mark on ...

End of housing boom set to hit blue collar jobs

BUSINESS
Patrick Hatch

Market Indices

Updated: May 31, 2017 - 4:36PM

Updated: May 31, 2017 - 4:42PM

Updated: May 31, 2017 - 7:15AM

Updated: May 31, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7452

Percentage up/down

-0.21% fall
Euro

Price

0.6667

Percentage up/down

-0.12% fall
British Pound

Price

0.5821

Percentage up/down

0.22% rise

Updated: May 31, 2017 - 4:50PM

"NIB rejects the position being taken by the ACCC and believes it has acted lawfully and ethically."

Health insurers in the frame for misleading customers

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Commissioner of Taxation Chris Jordan appeared before Senate estimates on Tuesday May 30.

ATO's troubles can't be swept under the carpet

COMMENT
Nassim Khadem

Illustration: John Shakespeare.

ANZ delivers verdict on Mike Smith's Game of Thrones strategy

Colin Kruger, CBD

Tough month, positive day.

ASX suffers worst month since 2016

Jessica Sier
7 mins ago

"The retail sector has near recessionary conditions in it, especially over the first half of this year," said UBS' chief ...

Retailers set for another torrid time

Jessica Sier
12 mins ago

The old adage to "sell in May and go away" proved prescient in 2017, with the S&P/ASX200 down over 3 per cent.

Sold out in May? Don't stop now

Myriam Robin
15 mins ago

A measure of underlying inflation pressures declined in April for the third month in a row.

Too soon for September bets

Matthew Boesler
1 hr ago

RBNZ sees diminishing risks

Matthew Brockett

8@eight: Bleak May coming to an end

Sponsored
Chris Weston

$US1000 a share: Amazon's big breakthrough

Nick Wingfield

Europe to outperform US: Fink

John Gittelsohn

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NAB outage leaves customers in the lurch

UPDATED
Richard McLeish

The probe will include whether investors profited from short-selling during the period.

'We will hunt this down': ASIC probes bank tax leak

Clancy Yeates

NAB said proposed changes to insolvency laws could make banks less willing to lend to some businesses.

Bank-friendly insolvency regime challenged by new laws

Clancy Yeates

Fintech is one of the great buzzwords in finance today.

How digital finance is adding to China's debt splurge

COMMENT
Clancy Yeates

Core-satellite investing saves on potential tax if you decide to swap active managers.

'Trivial' bank levy won't raise rates, top official says

Peter Martin

'Everyone knows how important early childhood educators' work is.'

Childcare workers vote to walk off the job

EXCLUSIVE
Nick Toscano

35 things you should remove from your résumé right now

Rachel Gillett

Jobseeker, Isobel Robertson.

'I can't afford to just be waiting to hear back for a really long time'

Anna Patty

Melbourne start-up Nura ran a successful crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter for its headphones, which measure each ...

Why start-ups are rushing to this sound business opportunity

Christine D'Mello

Charter Communications CEO Thomas Rutledge was the highest paid CEO in 2016, according to a study carried out by ...

How CEOs in the US are still winning the pay game

ANALYSIS
Matthew Goldstein

Illustration: Simon Bosch

NAB faces fresh misconduct claims over false witnessing

EXCLUSIVE
Georgia Wilkins

It may be cheaper to stick with a single rate energy plan.

The electricity plans that cost an extra $400 a year

Esther Han

Domestic energy markets hurt by lack of gas to service Queensland's gas export projects

Gas consumers hit by declining competition

Brian Robins

Health insurer NIB has been accused of misleading customers about changes to its MediGap scheme.

NIB cuts benefits for procedures without telling members

Esther Han

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Rich people don't want Ivanka Trump's fashion

Kim Bhasin and Lindsey Rupp

DON MEJI COE OD DOMINOS PIZZA, FOR YOUNG RICH PHOTO ESSAY ENTITLED MY FIRST JOB . DON WAS A PIZZA DELIVERY BOY. MEJI; ...

Domino's announces delays to wage fraud review

Mario Christodoulou

Strategy is key for retailers operating in a tough market.

Three charts that show how unhappy Aussie consumers are

ANALYSIS
Vivek Shankar

Craveable brands has appointed three new board members as it pushes for an IPO.

Red Rooster says it can do what Officeworks could not: find investors

Patrick Hatch

The new Sephora will be the second store opened this year.

Cosmetics the new battleground for retailers

Carolyn Cummins

Another budget black hole? Australia's carbon policy is in dire need of attention.

Man up, Malcolm, fill the budget's other big black hole

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe
1 hr ago

Citi predicts housing construction starts will fall by a quarter over the next two years - which will leave its mark on ...

End of housing boom set to hit blue collar jobs

Patrick Hatch

"People are a lot more cautious": Weak consumer sentiment has left retailers reeling.

Three charts that show how unhappy Aussie consumers are

ANALYSIS
Vivek Shankar

Tax commissioner Chris Jordan: "The systems did work, no access was gained. It was a tax crime covert operation on our ...

Man who audits the tax office may review ATO

UPDATED
Nassim Khadem

Oakey Coal Action Alliance had argued the expansion of the coal mine.

Court rejects New Acland mine expansion

1 hr ago

Domestic energy markets hurt by lack of gas to service Queensland's gas export projects

Gas consumers hit by declining competition

Brian Robins

The government wants the CEFC to be open to support carbon capture and storage.

Why getting the green bank to look at CCS isn't so wacky

ANALYSIS
Peter Hannam

The warm weather is triggering a new wave of early winter discounting.

Retailers brace for more warm weather

Carolyn Cummins

Rents for new city-fringe buildings were approaching $450 a square metre.

Hipsters make new suburban offices groovy

Simon Johanson

Kinselas is the sixth asset Geoff Dixon and John Singleton's pub fund has sold in as many months.

Singo, Dixon sell sixth hotel in six months

Carolyn Cummins

"It wasn't discreet": Lawrence Ho has suggested international gaming groups feeling the ire of Chinese authorities ...

Casino operators 'spit on' China's face: Melco boss

Kirsty Needham
43 mins ago

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Rich people don't want Ivanka Trump's fashion

Kim Bhasin and Lindsey Rupp

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, left, and Anthony Levandowski.

Uber fires man accused of stealing 14,000 documents from Google

Elizabeth Dwoskin and Craig Timberg

The rise of sneakers as all-occasion footwear is encouraging men to build their shoe collections.

It's men, not women, who are the new shoe fanatics

Men's Shoes
25 mins ago

Many credit cards include ‘complimentary lounge invitations’ to any of Qantas’ international business lounges.

The loopholes that could land you in a fancy airport lounge

High Flyer

Adjusting for inflation, wages have shrunk in real terms. Illustration: Michael Mucci

When will you get a pay rise? Solving the riddle of low wages growth in Australia

ANALYSIS
Jessica Irvine

High fees can hobble the returns of super funds.

Why it's important to know what fees you are paying on super

John Collett

Nicole Grover, co-founder of Look Who's Charging, which won the CeBIT PitchFest.

The hottest pitches at CeBIT 2017

Christine D'Mello

Theresa Anderson, UTS academic and associate professor, says the best approach is to adopt a fast and slow approach to life.

Move over slow food, here comes slow information

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Alexandra Cain

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