Business
Market movers
Opinion
Media & marketing
Rupert Murdoch’s attempt to rule from the grave is stranger than fiction
Through the decades, the media billionaire has been no stranger to taking risks – but this latest roll of the succession dice is next level.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Opinion
World markets
$1.1 trillion wipeout: Wall Street just got hit with a reality check
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Updated
World markets
ASX hits two-week low after Wall Street suffers worst day since 2022
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey and Millie Muroi
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Companies
From a PR stunt to wellness zone: Qantas’ 22-hour non-stop gamble
The airline is banking on some of the longest flights in the world to be a hit with passengers, who will have to cough up 20 per cent more for the privilege.
- by Amelia McGuire
Jetstar headquarters on the block
With a $65 million-plus million price tag, the long-time owners of the airline’s headquarters in Collingwood have decided to take flight after almost three decades.
- by Tim Boreham
Markets
Opinion
Trade wars
China’s trade policy is almost a declaration of economic war
- by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Updated
World markets
ASX hits two-week low after Wall Street suffers worst day since 2022
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey and Millie Muroi
The economy
Opinion
Cost of living
Cost-of-living crisis? Why only some of us are feeling the pinch
- by Ross Gittins
Opinion & Perspectives
Will Microsoft’s new AI assistants revolutionise the office? Maybe one day
Microsoft has poured millions of dollars and significant resources into its new Copilot AI tools. It might be a while until it sees a return on investment.
Matt Day
The surprising upside of impostor syndrome
Impostor thoughts, while often labelled as wholly negative, might just have a silver lining.
Shadé Zahrai
Careers contributor
China’s trade policy is almost a declaration of economic war
Forget free trade: Beijing aims to demolish its rivals and achieve monopolistic hegemony across entire industries, seeing trade as ideological warfare against democracies.
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Banking & finance
Opinion
Bank fees
Old habits are hard to kick for banks. They’re behaving badly – again
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Whiskey wars: US distillers warn Australia to stick to spirit of the law
Complaints about Australian distillers mislabelling products as whiskey and bourbon risk triggering a trade dispute with the United States.
- by Andrew Taylor
Investors thirst for Melbourne’s much-loved pubs, but others call last drinks
A disturbing number of well-known hostelries are also calling last drinks because of soaring costs.
- by Tim Boreham
Media
Lachlan Murdoch hosts Albanese, Dutton, billionaires amid real-life succession drama
- by Calum Jaspan and James Massola
Opinion
Media & marketing
Rupert Murdoch’s attempt to rule from the grave is stranger than fiction
- by Elizabeth Knight
Workplace
