Warning signs about our economy emerge from some of Australia's biggest retailers, Australians brace for their fifth rate rise this year. Plus, two former Tesla engineers seek solutions to make space launches cheaper and more reliable.

Warning signs about our economy emerge from some of Australia's biggest retailers, Australians brace for their fifth rate rise this year. Plus, two former Tesla engineers seek solutions to make space launches cheaper and more reliable.

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 | 29 October

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A rate rise next Tuesday looks almost certain as inflation beats forecasts, New Zealand holds rates in a split vote. Plus, Australia’s Inspector-General in Bankruptcy calls for laws to make exiting a business easier.

A rate rise next Tuesday looks almost certain as inflation beats forecasts, New Zealand holds rates in a split vote. Plus, Australia&rsquo;s Inspector-General in Bankruptcy calls for laws to make exiting a business easier.

Business Now | 28 October

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The $2 trillion Anthropic share market float kicks off, the Aussie mining industry's biggest even IMARC started today. Plus, the tax office is being more aggressive as they pursue small and medium sized businesses.

The $2 trillion Anthropic share market float kicks off, the Aussie mining industry's biggest even IMARC started today. Plus, the tax office is being more aggressive as they pursue small and medium sized businesses.

Business Now | 27 October

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The looming shortage of diesel fuel around the world could be the next economic challenge for inflation and interest rates, this week's rate is expected to rise to 4.2 per cent. Plus, the number of homes selling at auction is still chronically low.

The looming shortage of diesel fuel around the world could be the next economic challenge for inflation and interest rates, this week's rate is expected to rise to 4.2 per cent. Plus, the number of homes selling at auction is still chronically low.

Business Now | 26 October

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