Business

Supermarket prices could stay higher for longer following a ruling that Coles misled its customers with non-genuine discounts, according to one retail expert.

Home brand products are ‘closing the trust gap’ in the supermarket aisle.

One of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs has slammed Labor’s budget and said they would never have started a global empire under the new capital gains tax rules.

Xero is trying to claw its way out of the software stock wreckage by leaning into the very force that helped put it there: artificial intelligence.

In his first formal Budget reply Opposition Leader Angus Taylor will detail the bold and expensive pledge as One Nation claims credit for coalition’s policy of cutting welfare for migrants.

Shoppers can expect higher prices for longer at the supermarket, experts say, after the Federal Court found Coles misled consumers with sham discounts in a landmark win for the consumer watchdog.

The critical summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping could frame relations between the US and China for years (but don’t mention the war).

A court has ruled Coles misled shoppers with illusory discounts under its Down Down campaign in a landmark decision.

Coles faces the prospect of colossal fines and cynical shoppers if it loses a high-stakes court case over allegedly illusory discounts.

Professional investors suggest growth shares will struggle to find buyers as capital gains could be taxed at more than 40 per cent under Labor’s Budget.

Once again, the Labor Government is gaslighting us by claiming their investment tax reforms are motivated by ‘intergenerational fairness’.

The Federal Budget plan to make property investment less tax-friendly could also leave ordinary shareholders and startups paying more when they sell their respective shares or businesses.

Australia’s biggest footwear retailer Accent Group is banking on the rollout of British sporting goods giant Sports Direct to hit its ambitious sales target of $2 billion by the end of the decade.

In a trial involving big tech's most powerful titans, Elon Musk is suing OpenAI executives, alleging they ‘stole a charity’ by shifting its purpose.

Economists from Australia’s biggest bank said interest rates could rise following the Budget, which will spend an extra $6.5 billion.