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5G rollout disrupts inbound US flights from around the world
Airlines around the world are adjusting their schedules and aircraft deployments for flights to the US over fears that a 5G rollout by AT&T and Verizon Communications near American airports could interfere with key safety systems.
- by Anurag Kotoky
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5G rollout disrupts inbound US flights from around the world
Airlines around the world are adjusting their schedules and aircraft deployments for flights to the US over fears that a 5G rollout by AT&T and Verizon Communications near American airports could interfere with key safety systems.
- by Anurag Kotoky
Rare earths miner Lynas forced to charter its own ships to avoid COVID disruption
‘Many supply chains are yet to return to normal, and we see this continuing for some time,’ says Lynas CEO Amanda Lacaze.
- by Colin Kruger
Markets
The economy
Opinion
Global economy
China’s home-grown slowdown rings alarm bells for global economy
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Opinion
Property prices
Political rhetoric insufficient to help Aussies own their own home
- by Jessica Irvine
Opinion & Perspectives
Bracing for impact: WA iron ore miners await spread of Omicron
Large iron ore companies including BHP and Rio have had a small taste of the impact the virus has had on operations - the full impact is soon to come.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
What BHP’s big move home means for the Australian sharemarket
After two decades, BHP’s experiment with a complicated corporate structure is about to end, injecting more volatility and some extra risk into the Australian sharemarket.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
The electric car bubble will burst - and that’s a good thing
The two things we know for sure about the market for electric vehicles is that it is booming, and also that it is getting very, very crowded. In truth, it is about to turn into a bloodbath.
Matthew Lynn
Banking & finance
Entrepreneurship
Opinion
Inside China
Musk accused of dancing to Beijing’s tune to build Tesla
China has helped the firm rise up the global ranks but could become a brake on growth.
- by James Titcomb
Inside Australia’s growing pirate electric car market
With little government support and no second-hand market, a growing cottage industry is providing Australians with the cheap clean cars of the future.
- by Nick O'Malley
Commercial real estate
Beginning of the end for Evergrande as real estate giant declared in default
- by Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Blackstone swoops on $925m office as leases show signs of comeback
- by Carolyn Cummins and Simon Johanson