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THE ECONOMIST: Investors are growing impatient with the lingerie giant.

The corporate cop has confirmed Kali Metals’ emergence on the stock market last year is going to be in the thick of its investigation into Mineral Resources.

Resources Minister Madeleine King revealed there would ‘100 per cent’ be more to come on global collaboration to develop the critical minerals market when Anthony Albanese meets Donald Trump.

Iran’s response to US military strikes could lead to a surge in the price of fuel and higher inflation in Australia, economists say.

CAMERON MILNER: As ADNOC pushes to buy Santos, critics say the deal puts Australian jobs, emissions targets, and gas supply independence at risk.

Australians could be set for renewed pain at the bowser after US President Donald Trump stepped in to the raging conflict between Israel and Iran, with a shock weekend aerial strike.

The price of crude has already spiked following Iran’s moves to shut down one of the world’s key shipping lanes. Here are the other ways it is likely to target oil in retaliation against the US.

Home furnishings chain Adairs says it is on track to deliver record sales in the 2025 financial year, but heavy discounting to achieve this has dented margins.

Following a deadly crash that killed 241 people, Air India has been forced to take multiple key airline officials off the roster, as a peak investigative body found it was in serious breach of regulations.

If you’re hoping to draw a line under your working life soon but have yet to run the numbers on how much money you’re likely to splash about each year in retirement, rest easy. We’ve got the numbers you need.

Metcash boss Doug Jones says cost-conscious shoppers are increasingly choosing their local liquor stores over big-box retailers as the product offerings improve and the price gap narrows.

Retail giant JB Hi-Fi has agreed to pay a $13.5 million fine to settle allegations that certain store promotions at The Good Guys were misleading and deceptive.

If Iran moves to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, prices could spike, but analysts see that scenario as unlikely for now

THE ECONOMIST: Far from being passive observers, corporations are some of the market’s most effective arbitrageurs.

Ahead of delivering his third budget, NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says changes are required to ensure the state can ‘hold on to what we love’.