Business

One of Australia’s most successful brands, Breville, has been caught squarely in the crossfire of the US-China trade war.

Investors fled Dusk on Friday despite the home fragrance and candles retailer forecasting higher sales and earnings for the 2025 financial year.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants the workplace umpire to boost wages for about three million workers at a rate above inflation.

An urgent warning has been issued following a new wave of scam messages, impersonating Australia Post.

“We are in the process of informing customers where necessary. The confidentiality and security of our customer data is an absolute priority.”

Thousands of small business owners and farming families could soon face huge tax bills as the Albanese Government pushes ahead with controversial superannuation changes.

An exceptional month of Australian jobs growth has sparked warnings of an inflation bounce, but an interest rate cut next week is still seen as highly likely.

Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates has poached the boss of alcohol giant Lion, behind popular beer brand XXXX, to be its new chief executive.

THE ECONOMIST: The temporary tariff deal with China has averted crash, but world will keep paying for Donald Trump’s protectionism.

Financial hardship complaints have jumped 72 per cent in one sector as shocking instances of customers being charged large cancellation fees, being denied payment plans and disconnections are revealed.

Boeing and Qatar Airways have struck a deal during US President Donald Trump’s state visit with the emir of Qatar, part of his four-day deal-making tour of the Middle East.

Pay rises of 3.4 per cent across the board are a boon for workers, but it isn’t all good news.

Major pharmacies Chemist Warehouse, Priceline and Terry White are engaging in pricing tactics that make it hard for shoppers to tell if they are getting bang for their buck, fresh analysis by Choice has found.

Corporate watchdog boss Joe Longo fears Macquarie Securities may have misled market players amid allegations the big ticket broker incorrectly reported short sales for more than 14 years.

The MAGA economy is thriving in America as the world’s largest consumer market splits in two.