



Business Now | 15 July
Anthony Albanese unveils new AI rules covering data centres and copyright, Donald Trump drops plans for a 20 per cent Strait of Hormuz shipping toll. Plus, a new report reveals Australia’s highest-paid CEOs are all based in the US.

Business Now | 14 July
Donald Trump proposes a 20 per cent toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, business confidence rises for a third straight month despite weak sentiment. Plus, Genesis Minerals and Vault plan a $12.6 billion gold merger.

Business Now | 13 July
Oil prices jump after the US and Iran exchanged fresh missile strikes over the weekend, Auction clearance rates remain below 50 per cent for a tenth straight week. Plus, South Korean computer chip giant SK Hynix lifts almost 13 per cent on debut.

Business Now | 10 July
Telstra’s CEO apologises and accepts responsibility for the nationwide outage as the telco faces millions in fines, South Korean chip giant SK Hynix prepares for its US market debut. Plus, Victory Metals discusses the outlook for rare earths.

Business Now | 9 July
Oil prices head back towards $US80 a barrel as the US-Iranian ceasefire breaks down, Telstra's CEO Vicky Brady has cut her vacation short. Plus, rent prices may not be rising as fast as many reports suggest they are.

Business Now | 8 July
Telstra faces growing scrutiny after its major outage, new building data deals another blow to the government’s housing targets. Plus, New Zealand’s central bank resumes rate hikes with a 25 basis point increase.

Business Now | 7 July
Foxtel and Nine strike a $5.3 billion deal to keep the NRL on screens, Deloitte warns Australia faces its weakest economic growth since the early 1990s recession. Plus, WiseTech founder Richard White steps down as executive chairman.

Business Now | 6 July
More than half of all homes up for auction over the weekend actually sold. Plus, a $12.6 billion takeover lands today for the gold miner Vault Minerals and if successful would bring three gold mines at Leonora in Western Australia under one roof.

Business Now | 3 July
The ASX rallies after weaker US jobs data eases rate fears, Saudi oil exports rebound to near pre-war levels as crude prices slide. Plus, fund manager Andrew Dale joins the show to discuss the economy, markets and the banks.

Business Now | 2 July
Global tech stocks remain under pressure as investor Michael Burry warns it’s the beginning of the end, the government’s insolvency chief says wealthy Australians are gaming the system. Plus, super funds begin reporting annual returns.