The PWC Senate inquisition continues, Greens Senator David Shoebridge reveals the firm has $200m worth of contracts with the Defence department. Plus, consumer confidence falls to 1990 levels and Crown Casino settles with Austrac.

The PWC Senate inquisition continues, Greens Senator David Shoebridge reveals the firm has $200m worth of contracts with the Defence department. Plus, consumer confidence falls to 1990 levels and Crown Casino settles with Austrac.

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, Tuesday 30 May

Nvidia's market cap surges past $3 trillion overtaking Apple as the second most valuable company. Plus, India's surprising election outcome sends its stock market and the Nifty 50 into a tailspin, and some family drama at Rex Airlines.

Nvidia's market cap surges past $3 trillion overtaking Apple as the second most valuable company. Plus, India's surprising election outcome sends its stock market and the Nifty 50 into a tailspin, and some family drama at Rex Airlines.

Business Now | 6 June

New GDP figures reveal our economy is growing at the slowest rate since COVID and the 1991 recession, economist Warren Hogan explains the situation. Plus, Senator Jane Hume reveals what the Opposition would have done if they were in power.

New GDP figures reveal our economy is growing at the slowest rate since COVID and the 1991 recession, economist Warren Hogan explains the situation. Plus, Senator Jane Hume reveals what the Opposition would have done if they were in power.

Business Now | 5 June

In a dark omen, the national current account falls sharply into a deficit, Bank of America's Oliver Levingston explains the data. Plus, Rio Tinto reveals it's green iron project, and the ASX pushes for gender and sexuality disclosures.

In a dark omen, the national current account falls sharply into a deficit, Bank of America's Oliver Levingston explains the data. Plus, Rio Tinto reveals it's green iron project, and the ASX pushes for gender and sexuality disclosures.

Business Now with Ross Greenwood, Tuesday 30 May

In 1 playlist(s)

Business Now with Ross Greenwood

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips