Business

Market movers

'Everybody is paying': ANZ Bank chairman David Gonski

ANZ Bank chairman David Gonski has vowed the lender will not act solely in the short-term interests of shareholders during the pandemic, saying this would be "very dangerous."

by Clancy Yeates and Emma Koehn

Patience is being urged as an additional 2 million doses of the flu vaccine are produced by Seqirus, the vaccine arm of biotechnology giant CSL.

'There will be enough': CSL to hit record flu vaccine production

by Emma Koehn

'We are all living it': COVID-19 a personal test for Telstra's Penn

by Zoe Samios

Opinion

New players circle ailing Virgin

by Adele Ferguson

Xero chief executive Steve Vamos is running the accounting platform from lock down in New Zealand.

Xero chance of subscription discounts for struggling businesses, says chief

by Cara Waters

Currency

Companies

'There will be enough': CSL to hit record flu vaccine production

More than two million more doses of the flu vaccine will be produced by CSL's vaccine arm Seqirus amid record demand.

by Emma Koehn

Opinion

New players circle ailing Virgin

If Virgin fails to get a lifeline it will be placed into administration and private equity holders will take the knife to costs and reduce the number of flights.

by Adele Ferguson

'We are all living it': COVID-19 a personal test for Telstra's Penn

by Zoe Samios

The idea for this place was that people of all genders could stay, as well as providing a place for those sleeping rough.

5-star Green Star building welcomes homeless

by Stephen Crafti

Donna Guest sold a St Kilda office building at 30 Inkerman Street.

Small St Kilda office snapped up for $6.5m

by Nicole Lindsay

Markets

The Short Squeeze looks at the unusual business and central bank behaviour caused by lock downs to slow the spread of coronavirus.

ASX rally resumes on hopes for an end to virus shutdowns

by David Scutt

Facebook revamps cryptocurrency Libra, plans multiple coins

by Kurt Wagner and Olga Kharif

Virus treatment, US reopening hopes power ASX gains

by David Scutt

The economy

Pasan Wijesena, bartender owner operator of Jacoby’s Tiki Bar in Enmore and Earl’s Juke Joint in Newtown.

Exclusive

Winter of discontent ahead: pubs tipped to stay shut until September

by Caitlin Fitzsimmons and Michael Koziol

WA property industry concerned about Quigley's 'hammer'

by Hamish Hastie

China posts first GDP decline on record as coronavirus cripples economy

by Gabriel Crossley and Kevin Yao

Banking & finance

ANZ chair David Gonski says taking a short-term view in a crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic would be "very dangerous."

'Everybody is paying': ANZ Bank chairman David Gonski

by Clancy Yeates and Emma Koehn

ACCC chair Rod Sims says he will call out companies that fall to pass on the fall in global oil prices to motorists.

Opinion

How anti-competitive action can help fight virus war

by Clancy Yeates

NAB's McEwan vows fight to save jobs in bank restructure

by Clancy Yeates

'D-Day' for super funds given five-day payments deadline

by Charlotte Grieve

Bendigo Bank MD Marnie Baker "Our commitment has always been to support our customers and their communities."

Bendigo pulls guidance as banks brace for bad debt fallout

by Clancy Yeates

"Personally I believe that within the spirit of the law transferring them to the ATO was the right thing to do and that's what we've done," AMP wealth boss Alex Wade said.

AMP executive calls for 'affordable and accessible' advice model

by Charlotte Grieve

Small business

Larissa and Nick Lewis and Lyndon Galvin are the founders of the Cookaborough platform which started out sharing meals amongst neighbours.

'We are all interconnected': Coronavirus is reshaping our relationship with technology

But the government's proposal for a contact tracing app is likely to test how far this focus on community goes.

by Cara Waters

Xero chance of subscription discounts for struggling businesses, says chief

Xero chief executive Steve Vamos, who is working from his home in New Zealand, has ruled out any reduction to Xero's subscription costs for small businesses in distress as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.