Business

Market movers

Opinion

Hot luxury to bargain bin: The red flag that should have warned investors

A lot of naysayer told-you-sos were around when Cettire spectacularly missed profit expectations this week. Now its shares and luxury clothes are discounted.

by Elizabeth Knight

Nvidia has weighed on Wall Street over the past few sessions.

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Energy, mining giants boost ASX, defying Wall Street’s Nvidia slump

by Jessica Yun

Apple is coming off three straight quarters with negative revenue growth, and a fourth — as analysts expect to see — would represent its longest streak in two decades.

Opinion

Apple’s future could be shaped outside the US amid $57b threat in Europe

by Stephen Bartholomeusz

Antoinette Lattouf’s mediation with ABC fails, dispute to go to Federal Court

by Calum Jaspan

China’s lust for the world’s smelliest fruit is making people rich

by Thomas Fuller

Currency

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Companies

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Media & marketing

Seven loses three key executives amid mass redundancies

The departure of three senior staff, including the chief revenue officer Kurt Burnette, represents a major overhaul of Seven West’s operations, just two months into new boss Jeff Howard’s tenure.

22 minutes ago
by Calum Jaspan

Star’s market capitalisation has shrunk by more than $2.4 billion – to $1.6 billion – since the start of the first Bell inquiry,

Casinos

Ex-Crown CEO Steve McCann appointed to head Star Entertainment

The former Lendlease and Crown Resorts boss will join the embattled casino operator early next month.

2 hours ago
by Amelia McGuire

Australia’s largest supermarkets face billions in fines under the new mandatory code of conduct, if they abuse their relationship with suppliers.

Analysis

Retail

Why grocery giants won’t lose sleep over $9b penalty threat

by Colin Kruger

Tennant Minerals has started drilling at its Barkly project in the Top End to test for extensions to its high-grade Bluebird discovery.

Bulls N' Bears

Tennant hammers NT copper-gold with one-two drill combo

by Craig Nolan

Opinion

Aviation

Alarms will be sounding at Qantas, but not in the cockpit

by David Evans

Markets

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World markets

Miners and industrials drag down ASX

1 hour ago
by Millie Muroi

Updated

World markets

Energy, mining giants boost ASX, defying Wall Street’s Nvidia slump

by Jessica Yun

Updated

World markets

$646 billion wipeout: Wall Street darling makes history with three-day horror show

by Ryan Vlastelica

The economy

Opinion

Retail

Are you an op shop haggler? You might get more than you bargained for

14 minutes ago
by Jo Stubbings

Opinion

Charity

I’m being generous this EOFY, but the taxman is not

by Ross Gittins

Inside China

China’s lust for the world’s smelliest fruit is making people rich

by Thomas Fuller

Opinion & Perspectives

Are you an op shop haggler? You might get more than you bargained for

I work in an op shop and have reluctantly discovered that charity often begins - and ends - at home.

Jo Stubbings

Writer and reviewer

I’m being generous this EOFY, but the taxman is not

We’re less generous than we used to be. Could that be because the taxman is hassling us about our benevolence?

Ross Gittins

Economics Editor

Why grocery giants won’t lose sleep over $9b penalty threat

Coles and Woolworths face multibillion-dollar fines if they put the squeeze on suppliers, but is this is a realistic threat?

Colin Kruger

Senior Business Reporter

Banking & finance

Cash transit business Armaguard will receive a lifeline worth up to $50 million to ensure cash can be reliably supplied across the country.

Cash economy

Cash crisis averted as banks, retailers throw Armaguard $50m lifeline

by Clancy Yeates

The AI craze has surprised Wall Street forecasters and spurred a race among strategists to keep up with a sharemarket rally.

Opinion

Regulation

The multitrillion-dollar threat that could spark another financial crisis

by Stephen Bartholomeusz

Superannuation

Guzman y Gomez ASX pop won’t stop super funds from looking offshore

by Millie Muroi

The first bitcoin EFT on the ASX will list on Thursday.

Opinion

Cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin’s big moment on the Australian sharemarket proves one thing

by Clancy Yeates

Big four

CBA targets rivals as chase for business banking crown heats up

by Millie Muroi

A major international bank and foreign investor have cut their ties with Santos’ $5.8 billion Barossa gas project in the Timor Sea

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Gas

Major financial institutions cut ties with Santos’ Barossa gas project

by Sumeyya Ilanbey

Entrepreneurship

Online fashion retailer The Iconic chief executive Jere Calmes.

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Online shopping

‘A bit sleepy’: The Iconic’s new boss wants it to disrupt Australian retail again

Chief executive Jere Calmes hopes to cement the outlet as an essential part of the online infrastructure of fashion as consumers rein in spending.

by Jessica Yun

Carlton president and former PwC chief executive Luke Sayers.

PwC tax scandal

Tax Office evidence draws Carlton boss Luke Sayers further into PwC scandal

Fresh evidence from the ATO raises further questions about what the Carlton boss knew about tax confidentiality breaches while he was in charge of PwC.