

Business Now | 24 August
Kogan shares slump despite its sales and profit rising, the latest inflation numbers will determine the next move in interest rates. Plus, despite statements from government that home prices won't fall, weak auction clearances show the opposite.

Business Now | 21 August
Australia’s debt tops $1 trillion for the first time, Medibank accuses insurance comparison sites of driving up premiums. Plus, SCX.ai raises $40 million in its ASX debut, with CEO David Keane joining the program.

Business Now | 19 August
Australia’s $1 trillion debt looks even bigger when state debt is added, unemployment rises to 4.5 per cent as Victoria hits 5.1 per cent. Plus, Moderna shares surge after breakthrough cancer vaccine result.

Business Now | 19 August
WiseTech shares plunge after an ACCC search warrant, Santos reports a 22 per cent profit fall. Plus, real wages go backwards for a third straight quarter, with the private sector hit hardest.

Business Now | 18 August
CSL shares soar back to life as its profit and outlook exceed expectations, another big winner on the stock market is medical imaging growth stock Pro Medicus. Plus, Chief Executive Nick Hamilton joins the program.

Business Now | 17 August
JB Hi-Fi shares slump suffering their worst day in 15 years, the Reserve Bank investigates the impact of housing tax changes. Plus, Bluescope Steel profit doubles as it's US operation North Star soars.

Business Now | 14 August
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has appointed Melinda Cilento as a part-time member of the Reserve Bank's monetary policy board, the government grills KPMG over the company's ethical failures. Plus, new home loans fall 5.4 per cent in the June quarter.

Business Now | 13 August
KPMG clears senior management ahead of a parliamentary inquiry into whistleblower claims, while major companies report results. Plus, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman calls for a regulatory overhaul to improve regional services.

Business Now | 12 August
CBA posts an $11 billion profit as mortgage applications fall 15 per cent, while Jim Chalmers rejects warnings of a housing slump. Plus, Suncorp CEO Steve Johnson joins the show after a strong profit result.

Business Now | 11 August
The RBA holds rates but keeps the door open to a hike, two KPMG executives resign ahead of another parliamentary inquiry. Plus, it’s Census night as demographer Simon Kutscher joins the show to discuss what the data will reveal.