OpenAI fronts a Parliamentary Inquiry, consumer confidence in Australia is now the worst its been since the 1990s recession. Plus, the Coalition vows to undercut Labor's annual migration target by around 60,000 people.

OpenAI fronts a Parliamentary Inquiry, consumer confidence in Australia is now the worst its been since the 1990s recession. Plus, the Coalition vows to undercut Labor's annual migration target by around 60,000 people.

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 | 6 October

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Australia’s second-largest share market float appears to be in serious doubt as investors reject the $11 share price, and the Tax Office holds firm on its credit card ban. Plus, ASIC puts an interim stop order on another private credit business.

Australia&rsquo;s second-largest share market float appears to be in serious doubt as investors reject the $11 share price, and the Tax Office holds firm on its credit card ban. Plus, ASIC puts an interim stop order on another private credit business.

Business Now | 8 October

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The future of Australian coal mines is in doubt after a landmark High Court ruling, ASIC investigates the $1.2 billion collapse of two super funds. Plus, housing starts jump 14.4 per cent year-on-year.

The future of Australian coal mines is in doubt after a landmark High Court ruling, ASIC investigates the $1.2 billion collapse of two super funds. Plus, housing starts jump 14.4 per cent year-on-year.

Business Now | 7 October

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Fresh attacks on Saudi oil facilities put pressure on energy prices, the Treasurer hints at spending restraint but falls short of saying spending will be cut. Plus, poor home auction clearance rates again point to prices continuing to fall.

Fresh attacks on Saudi oil facilities put pressure on energy prices, the Treasurer hints at spending restraint but falls short of saying spending will be cut. Plus, poor home auction clearance rates again point to prices continuing to fall.

Business Now | 5 October

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