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Deliveroo faces claims it is underpaying staff.

Sponsored: We've created the 'dark satanic mills' of the digital economy

Sponsored
Daniel Victory

Investors are playing it safe.

8@eight: ASX set to open higher

Sponsored
John Kicklighter
35 mins ago

AustralianSuper chief investment officer Mark Delaney says working with government is a key part of how banks manage ...

AustralianSuper still 'not concerned' about new bank tax

BANKING AND FINANCE
Clancy Yeates

Coca-Cola No Sugar is The Coca-Cola Co's biggest new products launch since Zero in 2006.

Woolworths 'says no' to stocking Coke's new sugar-free drink

RETAIL
1 hr ago

Lachlan Murdoch (left), Bruce Gordon (centre) and James Packer have guaranteed a $30 million finance package that keeps ...

'Outflanked': Ten's billionaires face race for control of broadcaster

MEDIA & MARKETING
Christian Edwards

Sally McManus, secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, pushed for a universal right for casuals to convert ...

Casual staff win the right to ask for permanent work after 12 months

WORKPLACE RELATIONS
Anna Patty

The next model of the Volvo XC90 will include an all-electric version.

'Historic end': all Volvos to have electric option from 2019

BUSINESS
Elisabeth Behrmann

Market Indices

Updated: July 5, 2017 - 4:40PM

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Updated: July 6, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7604

Percentage up/down

0.03% rise
Euro

Price

0.6698

Percentage up/down

0.03% rise
British Pound

Price

0.5878

Percentage up/down

-0.02% fall

Updated: July 6, 2017 - 8:20AM

Keeping global warming to less than two degrees means not burning a lot of the coal, oil and gas that sits on companies' ...

Information is investment power in climate change era

COMMENT
Julien Vincent

James Hardie is operating in many jurisdictions.

Hardie board seeks permission for substantial pay lift

CBD
Carolyn Cummins

Deliveroo faces claims it is underpaying staff.

'Dark satanic mills' - welcome to the rough gig economy

Sponsored
Daniel Victory

Trading in Venezuela's dollar bonds was more volatile in June, with its benchmark $US4 billion of notes due in 2027 ...

Venezuelan default risk rises

Nathan Crooks

Russia doesn't want to change the current deal because any further supply curbs would send the wrong message to the ...

Oil tumbles most in four weeks

Meenal Vamburkar

Open interest on the Shanghai Futures Exchange's steel reinforcement bar contract surged to a record 2.82 million lots ...

China's risky record steel punts

Bloomberg News

Moas says he's "only a bit concerned that there may be a near-term bubble", but long term, there's the potential to make ...

Bitcoin seen at $US50,000 in decade

Camila Russo

Inflation shortfall tensions rise

'Savers the big losers' from rate rises

Myriam Robin

Markets Live: Flight Centre takes off

Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer

Why the G20 meeting matters for investors

Patrick Commins

The return on equity made by a bank from interest-only home lending is as high as 42 per cent, Morgan Stanley's Richard ...

Banks cashing in with interest-only mortgages

Clancy Yeates

SA Liberal leader Steven Marshall has vowed to block the state's bank tax.

SA bank tax blocked by opposition

Clancy Yeates

Iris Lees who died while a resident in an Aveo retirement village.

'Some things can't be forgiven': The horrific death of Iris Lees

Adele Ferguson

Bank revenue from credit cards has been crunched, leading to cuts in loyalty schemes.

Fewer perks, but more competition from credit card rule change

Clancy Yeates

ANZ wants to find out who ripped it off in $400 million worth of nickel deals

Who ripped off ANZ in $400m nickel deals?

Eric Onstad and Melanie Burton

Arthur Rorris, South Coast Labour Council Secretary.

'Merry go round' of unpaid interns provide accounting and finance services

Anna Patty

The penalty rates decision has angered Australia's union movement, which has fought to safeguard weekend pay.

Unions start last-ditch bid to save Sunday pay rates

Nick Toscano

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Firers and hirers: Australia's fastest growing jobs

Eryk Bagshaw

Economists are decidedly gloomy when asked to predict when households can expect to get stronger growth in their pay packets.

Bad news for those waiting for a pay rise

COMMENT
Clancy Yeates

The alleged incident unfolded in Sydney's south-west on Wednesday.

'Completely wrong' and 'stuffed up': The problem with schools and universities

A joint media investigation has found alarming business practices at Aveo.

'A raised eyebrow': calls for probe into Aveo share trading

EXCLUSIVE
Adele Ferguson

Muesli bars aren't as healthy as you may think.

Three-quarters of public mistakenly believe coconut oil is healthy

Esther Han

On the spot loans are available for Australian travellers to replace a missing passport.

Insurance industry addresses mental health

Lucy Cormack

Johnson & Johnson

Hundreds of women launch class action against Johnson & Johnson

Coca-Cola No Sugar is The Coca-Cola Co's biggest new products launch since Zero in 2006.

Woolies says no to Coke's new sugar-free drink

1 hr ago

Flight Centre has reported a strong June half, boosting its earnings.

Flight Centre soars on raised profit outlook

Your suitcase has taken on a life of its own. It can now tell you if it has strayed too far, or if you've packed too ...

Did you pack too much? Your suitcase knows

Julie Weed

Retail sales were better than expected in May.

Surprise retail sales figures light fire under consumer stocks

Patrick Hatch

Mall owners are under fire over their treatment of tenants.

Shopping centres warned on cannibalisation

Madeleine Heffernan

It's all a game really.

Enormous rise in tax take to power return to surplus

Peter Martin

Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe's statement paid tribute to the role played by depreciation of the dollar ...

How the Aussie dollar kept the RBA's hands tied

ANALYSIS
Peter Martin

The Reserve Bank would like to raise the cash rate but can't because inflation is weak.

Year of sitting still: RBA keeps cash rate on hold

Peter Martin

It is still a man's world in corporate Australia. But companies that set and measure gender diversity targets are more ...

'What gets measured, gets done': How companies get female boards

Nassim Khadem

Russia doesn't want to change the current deal because any further supply curbs would send the wrong message to the ...

Oil tumbles most in four weeks

Meenal Vamburkar

Open interest on the Shanghai Futures Exchange's steel reinforcement bar contract surged to a record 2.82 million lots ...

China's risky record steel punts

Bloomberg News

The Arrium plant in Whyalla: Jobs in South Australia and all across the country had been in jeopardy since the steel and ...

'New future': Britain's GFG beats Koreans to buy Arrium

Darren Gray

Mandarin Oriental Group will operate a 196-key hotel in the Zaha Hadid-designed tower in Collins Street.

Mandarin Oriental to open in Zaha Hadid tower

Simon Johanson

Artist's impressions of Mirvac's latest high-rise residential project, Voyager, at Yarra's Edge in Melbourne.

Mirvac discounts apartments as competition heats up

Simon Johanson

Sydney's home values rose slightly more than Melbourne's in the week to June 25.

Sydney, Melbourne house prices rise

FILE- In this June 26, 2017, file photo, former Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli arrives to federal court in ...

'Spectacle': Prosecutors seek gag order for 'Pharma Bro'

Stephanie Clifford

Crafting artisan chocolates at Red Cacao Chocolatier for SATC chocolate and cheese advertorial Good Food.

'This is the future': you can now inhale chocolate

Abha Bhattarai

Martin Shkreli, former chief executive officer of Turing Pharmaceuticals AG, exits federal court in the Brooklyn borough ...

'What's up, haters?': He is on trial, but 'world's most hated man' is not hiding

Misyrlena Egkolfopoulou

There are specific rules for mobile phone use when cycling.

Mobile phones and riding: What does 'parked' mean for cyclists?

On Your Bike
55 mins ago

David Beckham has become as well-known for his ink as his philanthropic work and soccer career.

From criminals to CEOs: How tattoos lost their publicity problem

Self Improvement

Champagne

Set yourself up for success in the new financial year

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

John Collett dinkus. 7th February 2017 Photo: Janie Barrett

ASIC cracks down on 'independent' label

COMMENT
John Collett

Small business ombudsman Kate Carnell backs the penalty rate cut.

Small businesses fear being penalty rate hostages

COMMENT
Kate Carnell

Blundy says Curvy customers can get emotional.

DD-cups runneth over for online bra salesman

Nina Hendy

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