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.

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.

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.

Business Now with Ross Greenwood

Business Now | 23 April

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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.

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.

Business Now | 22 April

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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.

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.

Business Now | 21 April

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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.

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.

Business Now | 20 April

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