



Business Now | 19 February
A strong labor market immediately puts pressure on the Reserve Bank to continue raising interest rates this year. Plus, competition watchdog, ACCC is in the fourth day of its legal clash with supermarket giant Coles.

Business Now | 18 February
Treasurer Jim Chalmers slams former Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe, the Stokes family-controlled SGH group drops a second takeover bid on Bluescope Steel. Plus, we speak with ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland.

Business Now | 17 February
Hastie named the Shadow Industry Minister. Tim Wilson appointed the Shadow Treasurer. Plus, BHP's revenue for the half year is ahead 11 per cent to $27.9 billion.

Business Now | 16 February
The International Monetary Fund calls out federal government over-spending and warns it may need to bail out broke states including Victoria. Plus, we take you inside a boardroom drama worthy of a mini-series.

Business Now | 13 February
Newly appointed Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the Liberal Party must focus on lowering taxes to fight back against Labor's big spending agenda. Plus, the CEOs of commercial property giant BWP Group join the show.

Business Now | 12 February
The Liberal Party leadership challenge is the big political talking point, but Coalition members got stuck into the Reserve Bank Governor today. Plus, AMP and Temple & Webster shares both tanked by 30 per cent during the day.

Business Now | 11 February
The Commonwealth Bank's profit soars and so does its share price. Plus SGH, the old Seven Group and owner of Boral, Westrac and Coates Hire - put out a strong profit today.

Business Now | 10 February
Consumer confidence slumped with all the talk about higher interest rates, shares in local insurers and insurance brokers tank. Plus, we speak with the CEO of Australia’s biggest after-market auto parts makers.

Business Now | 9 February
The owner of the Carsales website took off with its profit announcement today after a rough six months, financial markets have been highly volatile of late. Plus, how many more rate rises will we see this year? The markets say one.

Business Now | 6 February
More than $65b wiped out on the ASX as tech stocks nosedive, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock finally admits that government spending contributes to aggregate demand. Plus, Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi is poised to win this Sunday's snap election.