Business
Market movers
Updated
Telecommunications
Telstra increases dividend for first time in seven years despite profit slide
Telstra will reward long-standing shareholders by boosting its dividend to 16.5 cents, despite a fall in net profit and income for the full financial year.
- by Zoe Samios
Updated
World markets
ASX jumps as Wall Street surges on inflation surprise
- by Stan Choe, Damian Troise and Angus Dalton
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Companies
Apple backs Queensland wind farm in bid for carbon-zero phone charging
The tech giant is aiming to take the carbon footprint of its entire operations - including the use of its products - to zero by 2030.
- by Angus Dalton
Opinion
Telecommunications
Telstra has finally cut the NBN earnings anchor and can chart it own earnings course
Andy Penn’s parting gift to Telstra - the first dividend boost in seven years - says everything about Telstra’s certainty around increasing its earnings.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Markets
Updated
World markets
ASX jumps as Wall Street surges on inflation surprise
- by Stan Choe, Damian Troise and Angus Dalton
The economy
Opinion
Global economy
Inflation surprise could change the game for interest rates
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Petflation: Why your dog’s food is getting more expensive
- by Rachel Clun, Rebecca Sadique and Anthony Segaert
Opinion & Perspectives
Telstra has finally cut the NBN earnings anchor and can chart it own earnings course
Andy Penn’s parting gift to Telstra - the first dividend boost in seven years - says everything about Telstra’s certainty around increasing its earnings.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Inflation surprise could change the game for interest rates
The US appears to have finally passed peak inflation, raising the prospect that the path of future interest rate rises there and around the world - including in Australia - might be shorter and less steep than previously expected.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Why CBA boss is alert but not alarmed about financially stressed borrowers
Borrowers are now just digesting the interest rate entree. The rest of the degustation rate meal will be served over the next five months.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Banking & finance
Opinion
Big four
Why CBA boss is alert but not alarmed about financially stressed borrowers
- by Elizabeth Knight
Entrepreneurship
Opinion
Inside China
Fatal mistake: Chinese tycoon Jack Ma is losing the grip on his empire
As a Chinese success story, Alibaba is unrivalled. Its founder soared in power and prestige but an error in judgment has sparked his downfall.
- by Gareth Corfield
Freeze on start-up founder’s $10m Mosman mansion after business collapses
A Sydney entrepreneur’s house is caught up in the collapse of his marketing technology start-up Metigy.
- by Nick Bonyhady and Anthony Segaert
‘Bigger than McDonald’s’: How Australian fitness phenomenon F45 ran out of puff
- by Colin Kruger and Jessica Yun
Exclusive
Start-ups
Canva’s Cliff Obrecht lost billions last week, but it’s all just ‘noise’ to him
- by Nick Bonyhady
