Australia's economy grew 0.4 per cent in the March quarter, narrowly missing economists' expectations amid weak household consumption.
The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries says new car sales continue to fall across Australia.
A survey of the Australian services industry suggests consumers are eschewing retailers and concentrating on spending any discretionary funds at restaurants.
Swedish private equity firm EQT Infrastructure has withdrawn its $3.3 billion buyout offer for the owner of iPrimus and Dodo.
The Royal Australian Mint has released a three-coin collectable series to celebrate 50 years since the Apollo 11 Moon landing.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has moved the cash rate for the first time in nearly three years with a cut to a new record low of 1.25 per cent.
Telstra will reduce its indirect workforce by about 10,000 over two years as part of its T22 initiative to reduce costs, CEO Andrew Penn says.
Satellite trackers will be put on giant boring machines digging Melbourne's West Gate Tunnel so the public can track the progress online.
Qantas says it will launch new flights from Brisbane to Chicago and San Francisco once US regulators approve its joint business with American Airlines.
Mirvac has agreed to pay $333.5 million for 490 rental apartments PDG plans to build opposite Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market.
Australians should have the full benefits of a likely cut to the official cash rate passed onto them, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has warned bank bosses.
Despite mining giant Adani saying it is ready to start construction within weeks of approvals, a Queensland economist says the wait could be a lot longer.
Nufarm has told investors it could face litigation over its sales of glyphosate-based herbicides, even though regulatory agencies have found them safe.
Wellard Limited says Mauro Balzarini will no longer be chief executive of the company but remains a non-executive director at present.
A cash rate cut tomorrow could be just the start, with most economists and the futures market expecting one more cut before the end of 2019.
Gordon Lefevre will continue as AMP's chief financial officer until the $3.3 billion sale of the company's insurance business is complete.
A survey of the Australian manufacturing industry suggests fewer businesses are implementing wage rises.
ANZ has completed the $2.85 billion sale of its Australian life insurance business to global giant Zurich, with about 500 staff transferring.
Tim Clark, the president of Emirates, has warned it could take six months before Boeing jets resume flying.
Airline profits are tipped to drop 21 per cent in an industry that economists say predicts trends in consumer confidence and global trade.