Coles suffers its worst day on the ASX as recession fears grow, Larvotto Resources reopens a mothballed gold mine. Plus, a North Queensland banana grower warns of biosecurity threats.

Coles suffers its worst day on the ASX as recession fears grow, Larvotto Resources reopens a mothballed gold mine. Plus, a North Queensland banana grower warns of biosecurity threats.

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 | 30 October

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US midterm counting continues, with Democrats on course to take control of Congress as markets remain calm. David Jones faces fresh uncertainty over its future. Plus, Canva cuts more than 1,200 jobs as AI challenges its business.

US midterm counting continues, with Democrats on course to take control of Congress as markets remain calm. David Jones faces fresh uncertainty over its future. Plus, Canva cuts more than 1,200 jobs as AI challenges its business.

Business Now | 4 November

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The Reserve Bank lifts rates for the fifth time this year to an 18-year high, warning of more hikes if inflation persists. Michele Bullock, Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor respond. Plus, the mounting impact on households and businesses.

The Reserve Bank lifts rates for the fifth time this year to an 18-year high, warning of more hikes if inflation persists. Michele Bullock, Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor respond. Plus, the mounting impact on households and businesses.

Business Now | 3 November

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The government's tax changes hammer household wealth, Westpac makes $7 billion in the past year but warns home prices will fall 11 per cent peak to trough. Plus, tomorrow's expected fifth interest rate rise this year.

The government's tax changes hammer household wealth, Westpac makes $7 billion in the past year but warns home prices will fall 11 per cent peak to trough. Plus, tomorrow's expected fifth interest rate rise this year.

Business Now | 2 November

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