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Guzman y Gomez investors have deserted the Mexican-themed restaurant chain even after it declared a maiden dividend and cracked $1 billion in sales for its nachos, burritos and tacos for the first time.

THE ECONOMIST: The last days of laughs at old-fashioned corporate brainstorming.

A flood of sadness mixed with gratitude is spreading across social media as music lovers and pub patrons react to the shock closure of an iconic venue.

Google has won a $15 billion cloud contract from Meta spanning six years, according to people familiar with the matter.

Investors' eyes will be on the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, where Fed Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to speak on Friday.

US auto safety regulators are investigating why Tesla is late in reporting crashes involving self-driving technology that may soon be widely deployed on roads.

Delegates at Jim Chalmers’ reform summit have agreed there are serious concerns with the pace of public spending growth.

An argument between Jim Chalmers and his shadow Ted O’Brien over government spending grabbed headlines on the final day of the economic roundtable, when the toughest topics were dealt with to little agreement.

The S&P-ASX200 closed at a new peak of 9019.1 points on Thursday for a gain of 1.1 per cent, just four months after plumbing 7400 when markets tanked on US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

AARON PATRICK: The shadow treasurer challenged the government over a spending splurge that is driving government debt to $1 trillion, drawing attention to its great weakness.

Shoplifters have been told to get a new job by the head of some of Australia’s well-known brands like Rebel and Supercheap Auto amid a growing and increasingly sophisticated crime racket confronting retailers.

OnlyFans star Annie Knight, who counts fellow adult star Bonnie Bue as a close friend and is also dubbed ‘Australia's most sexually active woman’ has detailed how much she’s earned.

THE ECONOMIST: Global alliances are deepening as countries seek stability amid erratic US policies.

There are signs of a consumer recovery in a major Australian retailer's annual results, which showed a strong uptick in second-half sales.