The government's target of 1.2 million homes between now and 2030 is batterd, with home building approvals dropping again. Plus, Price Waterhouse Coopers former CEO suspended as a charted accountant for four years.

The government's target of 1.2 million homes between now and 2030 is batterd, with home building approvals dropping again. Plus, Price Waterhouse Coopers former CEO suspended as a charted accountant for four years.

As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.

As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can&rsquo;t afford to miss.

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Business Now | 2 December

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OpenAI partnering up with NextDC to build the largest data centre in the southern hemisphere, Investment manager State Street releases their global market outlook. Plus, could there be a champagne shortage this Christmas?

OpenAI partnering up with NextDC to build the largest data centre in the southern hemisphere, Investment manager State Street releases their global market outlook. Plus, could there be a champagne shortage this Christmas?

Business Now | 5 November

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Money markets say the next move in interest rates will be up, ASIC completes its first ever survey of companies and their policies about whistle-blowers. Plus, a week out from the ban on major social media sites for under-16-year-olds kicks in.

Money markets say the next move in interest rates will be up, ASIC completes its first ever survey of companies and their policies about whistle-blowers. Plus, a week out from the ban on major social media sites for under-16-year-olds kicks in.

Business Now | 4 December

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Australia's annual economic growth is faster than any time in two years but is still slower than government spending, Michele Bullock warns if inflation takes off, they will raise rates. Plus, buy now pay later companies tank on the stock market.

Australia's annual economic growth is faster than any time in two years but is still slower than government spending, Michele Bullock warns if inflation takes off, they will raise rates. Plus, buy now pay later companies tank on the stock market.

Business Now | 3 December

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