Wages for Australia's lowest paid workers get a 5.75% boost, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals what effect that will have on the economy. Plus, sacked Bubs CEO speaks out, property price rebound continues and Biden averts a debt ceiling crisis.

Wages for Australia's lowest paid workers get a 5.75% boost, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals what effect that will have on the economy. Plus, sacked Bubs CEO speaks out, property price rebound continues and Biden averts a debt ceiling crisis.

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 with Ross Greenwood, Friday 2 June

KPMG's Chief Economist says the RBA is pulling the economy's handbrake but the government's foot is planted firmly on the accelerator. Plus, BHP's hunt for more copper, home prices hit new highs and Macquarie Bank's profit falls.

KPMG's Chief Economist says the RBA is pulling the economy's handbrake but the government's foot is planted firmly on the accelerator. Plus, BHP's hunt for more copper, home prices hit new highs and Macquarie Bank's profit falls.

Business Now | 3 May

US Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell says no rate rises are on the way but cuts are not either, full analysis with economists Craig James and Paul Sheard. Plus, activist investor Geoff Wilson reveals his concerns with dividend tax changes.

US Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell says no rate rises are on the way but cuts are not either, full analysis with economists Craig James and Paul Sheard. Plus, activist investor Geoff Wilson reveals his concerns with dividend tax changes.

Business Now | 2 May

CEDA says the government should be enabling net zero projects, not just funding them. Plus, data breaches are on the rise as Qantas loses control of its app, the Japanese yen continues to struggle, and Australia's first $200 million home.

CEDA says the government should be enabling net zero projects, not just funding them. Plus, data breaches are on the rise as Qantas loses control of its app, the Japanese yen continues to struggle, and Australia's first $200 million home.

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