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‘Economy won’t avoid Trump hit’Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned that Australia will suffer lower economic growth and higher prices because of Donald Trump’s policies, making Labor’s bid for re-electi

Albanese’s solar star in China pactOne of China’s biggest solar panel manufacturers may cash in on the Albanese government’s $1 billion photovoltaic subsidy program after partnering with a leading Aus

Unis clamp down on protestersUniversities under intense pressure to stamp out antisemitism on their campuses have rewritten their rule books to prevent a repeat of pro-Palestinian encampments and acti

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has won its case against Mercer over the firm's greenwashing.

Longo suspects ANZ broke lawThe corporate cop’s probe into big four bank ANZ market trades during a $14 billion government bond sale involves suspected illegality and is more than a ‘‘please explain’’

Losses force BHP’s nickel shutdownBHP will suspend nickel mining after huge losses in a move that casts doubt over thousands of jobs in Western Australia and will inflame tensions with the Albanese go

August rate rise on the cardsInvestors say there is now a one-in-three chance of an interest rate rise in August after inflation accelerated to its highest rate in six months and economists warned tha

Gillion McLachlan 'has a proven track record of delivering growth'. How much of that came from the toxic gambling industry?

PC: mining subsidy ‘not tax reform’Productivity Commission boss Danielle Wood says Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ signature industry policy is not tax reform, and that cutting Australia’s 30 per cent company

Labor’s bold $1b quantum start-up betAustralia will invest $940 million in Silicon Valley start-up PsiQuantum, in a big bet that it will build the world’s first commercially useful quantum computer in

Why are foreign investors so attracted to Australia? Why is the ASX being hollowed out by takeovers? Do we consumers pay too much?

The ASX is being hollowed out by foreign takeovers and private equity bids as $100b in equities have passed from public to private hands. Why?

Are Australian superannuation funds getting too big to invest the funds they want to in Australia?

It’s still early days, but 2023 is emerging as the year of the takeover as cashed-up predators smell the blood of wilted valuations in the water.

The nation’s Securities and Investments Commission is suing the pension fund for allegedly misleading members about sustainability.

"There is increased demand for sustainability-related financial products, and with that comes the growing risk of misleading marketing and greenwashing. If financial products make sustainable investment claims to investors and potential investors, they need to reflect the true position."

Australia’s corporate regulator launched legal action against pension fund Mercer Superannuation on Tuesday, accusing it of misleading members about the…

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The ASX 200 is trading higher on Monday, ahead of tomorrow's cash rate showdown between high-flying inflation and dogged monetary policy.