Business Now with Ross Greenwood
Business Now | 23 April
Noisy protests disrupt Woodside's annual meeting today, the global CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella is in Australia today. Plus, Tesla surprises the markets by reporting a strong positive cash flow in the last quarter.
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Business Now | 22 April
Federal debt nears $1 trillion as broad NDIS changes are unveiled, Cochlear shares plunge up to 40 per cent after a sales warning. Plus, the government flags significant tax reform in the upcoming budget.
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Business Now | 21 April
Apple CEO Tim Cook has presided over 1,300 per cent growth in the company's value since taking over but now he's stepping aside. Plus, small businesses with less than 25 employees will have to start setting aside superannuation each pay day.
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Business Now | 20 April
Fuel prices continue to fall across Australia, the government flags changes to the capital gains tax as it seeks to find new taxes to offset its extra spending. Plus, the markets are expecting two more rate rises this year.
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Business Now | 17 April
Wall Street hits record highs on hopes of a US-Iran deal, Netflix shares plunge after Reed Hastings signals his departure. Plus, the Strait of Hormuz closure disrupts diesel and fertiliser flows, exposing risks to Australia’s agriculture.
21:58
Business Now | 16 April
Despite the massive fire at the Geelong refinery overnight, wholesale fuel prices fall yet again. Plus, the prime minister’s gone cap in hand to our neighbours for fuel and fertiliser supplies.
22:46
Business Now | 15 April
The IMF warns a global recession looms if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed, Virgin Australia flags higher fares as fuel costs rise. Plus, the share market jumps on hopes of a US-Iran deal.
22:43
Business Now | 14 April
Business and consumer confidence plunge as fuel costs bite and more rate rises loom, petrol drops over 50 cents a litre from its peak to the lowest since the conflict began. Plus, Qantas shares tumble after cutting 5 per cent of domestic flights.
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Business Now | 13 April
Oil prices again swing higher as peace talks between the US and Iran break down. Plus, shares in A2 Milk slump after it admits it can’t get enough infant formula from its New Zealand supplier.
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Business Now | 10 April
Oil prices remain volatile ahead of the expected peace talks between the US and Iran in Pakistan tomorrow. Plus, the government considers banning self-managed super funds from the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort.
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