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There are fears Chinese companies have taken advantage of a loophole to buy hundreds of thousands of the world's most advanced AI chips.

The oil market might face a new reality after the Iran war, in which exports through the Strait of Hormuz do not return to the levels once considered normal.

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock will get a chance to react to Wednesday's economic growth figures when she fronts a parliamentary hearing in Canberra.

A level playing field for first-home buyers remains at the heart of Labor's tax reform pitch, as it tries to steer the narrative back towards housing equity.

The founder of one of Australia’s biggest bedding retailers says those who put up their prices in a high inflation environment risk going broke.

Australia’s workplace umpire is overhauling its internal processes, warning an artificial intelligence-fuelled surge in unfair dismissal and other claims is ‘placing a strain’ on all aspects of its operations.

KPMG chief executive Andrew Yates resigned on Friday over a whistleblower complaint the firm ruled was groundless, twice.

Flight Centre founder Graham Turner says Labor’s capital gains tax changes will hurt aspiration and young Australians will not being able to climb the ladder to business success.

The head of KPMG has reportedly resigned after the corporate regulator publicly confirmed in real-time it's probing registered company auditors at the firm.

THE ECONOMIST: The ousting of its chairman Albert Manifold shows BP cares more about feelings and not enough about performance.

THE ECONOMIST: Where Elon Musk has done as much or more than any other human this century to advance the species, politics does not require much technical sophistication or even rigour. 

The ACCC has launched a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging it failed to comply with mandatory safety warnings on items for children.

US shares swung higher after reports of a potential new 60-day peace deal in the Middle East as Australian shares aim to avoid three straight days of losses.

The peak group for Australian accountants is worried the Greens could force Labor to make its capital gains tax and negative gearing changes retrospective, despite Treasurer Jim Chalmers grandfathering changes.

The median age of Australian property investors has risen during the past 25 years, with the Reserve Bank revealing new data as Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced a capital gains tax and negative gearing bill.