Business

Market movers

Not-so lucky you're with AAMI: Suncorp's bushfire shame

For many AAMI customers who lost their homes in the 2015 Christmas Day Wye River bush fires their "complete replacement" policies did not replace much.

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by Sarah Danckert

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Coles, Woolies lift milk price to help drought-stricken farmers

by Melanie Beeby & Darren Gray

Premier Investments profit falls 20 per cent on fashion write-downs

by Patrick Hatch

Rio Tinto opts for $4.4b buyback to return coal sale proceeds

Analysis

NAB pay revamp makes it much harder to reward bad behaviour

by Stephen Bartholomeusz

Currency

The economy

How much you earn is not always reflected by the suburb you live in

Stark differences between the wages people take home across Sydney’s suburbs has been revealed by new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

by Nigel Gladstone

Analysis

What Donald Trump's trade war with China means for you

For Australia, the main immediate risk is reduced foreign demand for our exports.

by Jessica Irvine

'Deeply disturbing': Ken Henry's warning on Trump's trade war

by Mathew Dunckley & Kirsty Needham

Trump's trade war is a growing global risk

Two in three think children will be 'worse off' than their parents

by Jessica Irvine

Companies

Clive Palmer's $4.6m gift to his wife is 'hardly wild', court told

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by Warren Barnsley

Ford moves to sell its Australian manufacturing plants

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by Simon Johanson

No advertising on the ABC? Just head to YouTube

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by Jennifer Duke & John McDuling

Banking & finance

Not-so lucky you're with AAMI: Suncorp's bushfire shame

1 hour ago
by Sarah Danckert

Analysis

NAB pay revamp makes it much harder to reward bad behaviour

by Stephen Bartholomeusz

Banks' spring racing season begins with horse-trading on rates

by Elizabeth Knight

Pregnant Sacha and kids forced out of home after insurer's 18-month delay

by Sarah Danckert & Clancy Yeates

Customer suffering, scandals to slash bonuses in NAB's new pay system

by Mathew Dunckley

IAG's Swann delayed reforms to protect market share

by Clancy Yeates & Ruth Williams

Small business

'Future of Work' inquiry calls for review of casual, gig workers

Australia is at least a decade behind on planning for a changing global economy, says the head of the Senate’s committee into the future of work.

by Emma Koehn

Prospa keeps ASX listing on table as loans hit $750 million

The small business lender announced it had beat forecasts in its IPO prospectus by close to 10 percent, seeing $367 million of new loan originations last year, while its overall loan book now sits at $750 million.