Inflation falls to 3.5 per cent, but rate hike fears rise, Woolworths shares surge 6 per cent to a five-year high. Plus, the Future Fund announces the retirement of long-serving CEO Raff Arndt.

Inflation falls to 3.5 per cent, but rate hike fears rise, Woolworths shares surge 6 per cent to a five-year high. Plus, the Future Fund announces the retirement of long-serving CEO Raff Arndt.

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 | 26 August

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Virgin Australia, Harvey Norman and PEXA report their latest results, with PEXA CEO Russell Cohen on the pressure facing the property market. Plus, Kyle Rodda recaps a wild earnings season as share prices surge and plunge on results.

Virgin Australia, Harvey Norman and PEXA report their latest results, with PEXA CEO Russell Cohen on the pressure facing the property market. Plus, Kyle Rodda recaps a wild earnings season as share prices surge and plunge on results.

Business Now | 28 August

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The big four banks now expect another rate rise after yesterday’s inflation data, Qantas flags higher revenue despite a $420 million oil hit. Plus, Nvidia shares soar as it forecasts 70 per cent revenue growth.

The big four banks now expect another rate rise after yesterday&rsquo;s inflation data, Qantas flags higher revenue despite a $420 million oil hit. Plus, Nvidia shares soar as it forecasts 70 per cent revenue growth.

Business Now | 27 August

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Westfield has aims to be one of Australia's biggest apartment developers, the Baltha Group goes bust owing more than $3 billion. Plus, the government has positioned itself as the guardian of the superannuation system.

Westfield has aims to be one of Australia's biggest apartment developers, the Baltha Group goes bust owing more than $3 billion. Plus, the government has positioned itself as the guardian of the superannuation system.

Business Now | 25 August

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