Our stockmarket hits a six week low, corporate regulator ASIC says our market technology has fallen behind. Plus, Suncorp CEO says more Australians are vulnerable to weather events as towns are being built in the wrong places. 

Our stockmarket hits a six week low, corporate regulator ASIC says our market technology has fallen behind. Plus, Suncorp CEO says more Australians are vulnerable to weather events as towns are being built in the wrong places.&nbsp;

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 | 5 November

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The prime minister urges Australians to save fuel in a national address, the government rolls out a four-stage fuel plan. Plus, Donald Trump says the US war with Iran will end soon in his own address.

The prime minister urges Australians to save fuel in a national address, the government rolls out a four-stage fuel plan. Plus, Donald Trump says the US war with Iran will end soon in his own address.

Business Now | 2 April

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The Prime Minister is set to deliver a state of the nation address tonight, the cut to fuel excise started today. Plus, a billion-dollar mortgage fraud that hit the Commonwealth Bank and NAB is a wake up call for all companies.

The Prime Minister is set to deliver a state of the nation address tonight, the cut to fuel excise started today. Plus, a billion-dollar mortgage fraud that hit the Commonwealth Bank and NAB is a wake up call for all companies.

Business Now | 1 April

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Bank surcharges gone from October, the Fair Work Commission rules that 18 to 20-year-olds should be paid adult wages in the retail and hospitality industries. Plus, the fuel crisis again highlights Australia's vulnerability.

Bank surcharges gone from October, the Fair Work Commission rules that 18 to 20-year-olds should be paid adult wages in the retail and hospitality industries. Plus, the fuel crisis again highlights Australia's vulnerability.

Business Now | 31 March

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