Fund managers are preparing for a wave of earnings downgrades to hit the bourse next week as companies shift guidance at the ...

We have ended up here because the Australian government has done the opposite of what one might expect from a left-leaning political party.

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In today’s news, the US has quietly tapped China for a tariff chat, Joe Aston says Australians are being led by numpties, and there’s one big reason why investors will be watching tomorrow’s election.

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We asked two former political staffers which leader has won the final week of the election.

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The logistics software giant is considering its largest acquisition yet at the same time as it confronts significant ...

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Shares rise; retail sales growth slower than expected; China mulls US trade talks; CBA resets record, Block slumps; record ...