Business

If you’ve got a job, then you should hold onto it, according to fresh data on job vacancies in the Aussie economy.

With delayed aged-care reforms due to kick in at the end of October, many seniors with modest amounts in savings are understandably frightened.Here’s your easy-to-follow guide to how it works . . .

Q+A: ‘I want to put a $170,000 inheritance into a term deposit inside my super fund. How safe is my money and would a normal bank term deposit be a better, more secure option?’

The investment bank agreed to refund people who lost their superannuation savings in the First Shield collapse

Catherine West is stepping down as Nine Entertainment chair, less than 18 months after taking the role.

Three times as many Australian workers are using artificial intelligence tools as last year but executives say they are not seeing transformational changes.

Optus can ‘expect more’ penalties following Wednesday’s $100m slugging, a leading government minister has warned, as outrage over last week’s triple-0 meltdown rolls on.

THE ECONOMIST: It’s easier than ever to invest like the ultra-rich and regulators are worried.

Macquarie Investment Management will refund thousands of Australians after admitting it breached the Corporations Act by failing to properly monitor the Shield Master Fund.

‘You’ve got 800 staff, hundreds of thousands of members — it’s an icon of the fitness industry.’

JENI O’DOWD: The bigger problem isn’t one leader. It’s an industry that treats trust as a liability rather than a responsibility.

Customers who arrive at branches looking for cash will be given a lesson in the bank’s mobile phone app.

Optus has been whacked with a staggering nine-figure fine for what a court has described as the “appalling” exploitation of some of Australia’s most vulnerable customers.

Optus chief executive Stephen Rue has blamed human error by his own tech and call centre staff for the failure to connect emergency calls.

The embattled casino operator will continue to have its operations run by special manager Nicholas Weeks after being dealt another blow by the NSW regulator.