Business

The JPMorgan Chase boss is already heading up the biggest bank America has never seen. But he’s looking to go even bigger.

Myer has posted a mixed trading update, with a better performance from its chain of department store but a big drop in sales from its newly acquired Apparel Brands fashion portfolio.

A viral company is under fire for bombarding women with ads promising rapid weight loss and dramatic transformations during menopause, claims leading health experts say have no scientific backing.

Bitcoin continued its blistering rally on Thursday, hitting a brand new record high above $111,000 ($172,304). 

A man from a regional Queensland town has come forward as the winner of $1.6m Gold Lotto draw 39 days after the draw, saying he just ‘couldn’t believe it’.

There is ‘striking confidence’ in China that the country can win a trade war with the United States, Reserve Bank deputy boss Andrew Hauser has revealed.

Fortescue has announced the demotion of its energy boss Mark Hutchinson amid a raft of other leadership changes at the top end of the Andrew Forrest-led business. 

How Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill is impacting Aussie housing prices

Rio Tinto has announced chief executive Jakob Stausholm will step down in 2025, confirming a succession plan process in a notice to the ASX.

Optus may be starting to put the past behind it and regain the public’s trust after 2022’s massive data breach and a nationwide outage the following year as mobile phone customers flock back to the telco.

Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott says this week’s rate cut is welcome news but it will take time to seep into consumer spending, warning many low income workers are ‘still doing it tough’.

Tech giants are spending big, but many other companies are growing frustrated with the new technology.

If Labor pushes through its contentious changes to the taxation of superannuation balances over $3 million, the Treasurer will be overseeing a neat strategy to pay down years of outsized government spending.

The largest discount chain in the US warns higher prices are on the way for shoppers.

The Finance Sector Union says it has reached out to Westpac seeking an urgent explanation about the bank’s plans to axe more than 1500 jobs in what would be its biggest redundancy in a decade.