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THE WASHINGTON POST: The US President says he will ‘take a look’ at deporting the Tesla boss saying DOGE may have to take him out.

Former Neighbours star Holly Valance could receive a significant share of ex-husband Nick Candy’s fortune, with experts revealing her prenup may still entitle her to a slice of his billion-dollar empire.

‘What keeps me awake at night’: The Federal Reserve chairman says Donald Trump’s policies are to blame for the US central bank’s inability to lower interest rates

THE ECONOMIST: For a few AI whizzes, pay is going ballistic

All big four banks now expect the RBA to cut interest rates next week.

Domino’s 82-year-old chair, Hungry Jack’s founder Jack Cowin, has taken the reins at the struggling pizza chain after its newly installed boss Mark van Dyck abruptly resigned from the top job.

The public feud has returned as Elon Musk renews his criticism of a spending bill, prompting US President Donald Trump to fire up.

Economists are calling for the Government to mark the 25th anniversary of the GST by embarking on bold and ambitious reform to overhaul the tax, including by increasing the rate and broadening the base.

MARK HUMPHREY-JENNER: Jim Chalmers has acknowledged what we have all known for some time: the Budget is unsustainable. So, what is the fix?

Australian online retail sales grew again May — albeit slower — as consumers spent up on fashion, games and toys.

Meat & Livestock Australia has dropped their net zero target of 2030.

THE WASHINGTON POST: After a months of trade tensions and economic uncertainty, the United States stock market is hitting back-to-back record highs

Australians are $6 trillion richer than before the pandemic — on paper — as new numbers show how inflation and the housing affordability crunch have shaped the nation’s distribution of wealth.

The start of a new financial year ushers in a raft of tax and superannuation changes, with almost every Australian affected one way or another. Here’s what changes from midnight.

Harvey Norman chair Gerry Harvey reckons shoppers have cast aside the cost of living crunch to snap up bargains during the end of financial year sales, saying ‘there’s more money out there than we think’.