Business
Market movers
Women, young and low-paid workers winners from super boost
The superannuation guarantee, which is the minimum rate of super employers must pay to employees, will rise from 10 per cent to 10.5 per cent on Friday.
- by Simone Fox Koob
Updated
World markets
The Wrap: ASX ends financial year 10.2 per cent lower after dramatic plunge
- by Angus Dalton
Currency
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Companies
Seven moves to tear up Cricket Australia deal over alleged Big Bash League breaches
Seven West Media has made a fresh legal attempt to blow up its $450 million media rights deal with Cricket Australia.
- by Zoe Samios
Opinion
Mike Cannon-Brookes
Stranger things: Brookfield’s cover blown as battle for AGL takes thrilling turn
AGL, which regularly trawls its own share register, quickly found an unusually named new shareholder and smelt a rat.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Elon Musk’s tweets echo the tactics used by Donald Trump
- by Maxwell Adler and Josh Wingrove
Markets
Updated
World markets
The Wrap: ASX ends financial year 10.2 per cent lower after dramatic plunge
- by Angus Dalton
The economy
Opinion & Perspectives
Stranger things: Brookfield’s cover blown as battle for AGL takes thrilling turn
AGL, which regularly trawls its own share register, quickly found an unusually named new shareholder and smelt a rat.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
China’s long march towards world currency domination
China has added another plank to its ambition of eroding US dollar dominance within the global financial system while expanding its own influence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
The dismal truth is that Putin is winning the economic war
Sanctions on Russia have put a rocket under energy and food prices. It’s become hard to know who they are damaging most - Russia or the West.
Jeremy Warner
Banking & finance
Opinion
Fintech
Another one bites the dust: The neobank financial experiment that failed
- by Elizabeth Knight
Opinion
Russia-Ukraine war
Russia gets caught in messy financial web woven by the West
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Credit Suisse found guilty in case involving cocaine, cash and a wrestler
- by Myriam Balezou and Hugo Miller
Entrepreneurship
Hugh Jackman joins NFT craze with raising for Aussie music marketplace
An Australian-founded eco-friendly NFT music marketplace has raised $6 million in funding from the likes of actor Hugh Jackman and musician Bernard Fanning.
- by Dominic Powell
Exclusive
Entrepreneur
‘I’m heartbroken’: Wave of layoffs begins as start-ups fight for survival
Some start-ups have been forced to cut as much as half of their staff as rising interest rates and a worsening outlook make it harder to raise cash.
- by Nick Bonyhady, Emma Koehn and Angus Dalton
Exclusive
Start-ups
Losing $10 an order: Grocery app Milkrun drops rapid delivery pledge to curb losses
- by Nick Bonyhady
