Nassim Khadem

Star will sell its stake in the Brisbane Queen's Wharf development, its joint venture partners have confirmed, pulling it back from the brink of collapse. Australian shares fell to their lowest close in more than six months, wiping off about $50 billion in market value.

Australian travellers could face cheaper airfares after Qatar Airways' 25 per cent stake in Virgin Australia was approved by the federal government. 

The ASX closed higher in Thursday as Treasurer Jim Chalmers approved Qatar's 25 per cent stake in Virgin with strict conditions, while tech giant Nvidia reported strong fourth-quarter results. 

Microsoft has increased the price of its Microsoft 365 subscriptions, which it says has new AI features, but the price hike caused consumer outrage.

Trump wants to end diversity quotas but investors say Australia needs them to lift female entrepreneurs

At a time when the US president Donald Trump is ordering a stop to diversity polices - investors here say we need mandatory reporting rules to spotlight what's happening in corporate Australia.

Jobs market like online dating, where recruiters 'swipe left' and applicants get 'ghosted'

The inquiry recommends better protections for members when claiming death and disability benefits and calls for more transparency around how super funds including Cbus appoint to their boards and spend money. 

The Australian share market is likely to open higher despite a tumble on Wall Street after hotter-than-expected consumer price data. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.  

Australia now has among the strongest laws globally to fight tax avoidance. Every multinational operating locally must now publicly report to the ATO more detailed information about taxes paid, in an attempt to stamp out profit shifting into once notorious tax haven jurisdictions. 

When a CrowdStrike update caused millions of Microsoft systems to crash around the world in July 2024, many started questioning our heavy reliance on digital banking. The government says cash provides an essential fallback when digital payments break down and it's here to stay. 

News Corp chief Robert Thomson has heralded the deal as 'a victory for News Corp shareholders, DAZN, and sports fans in Australia and around the world'.

Millions of Australians will be able to tap their super fund for more financial advice about their retirement and superannuation, under changes being announced by the federal government, but they will have to pay for the benefit.

National home prices are losing momentum, new data shows, and anticipated interest rate cuts are unlikely to stop falls in house prices next year.

Just 18 days before Russell Wayne Hirst died of a cardiac event in November 2021, superannuation giant Cbus cancelled his insurance policy, leaving the beneficiary of his account in a year-long fight to have her claim approved.

The ASX closed higher after the US Fed Reserve cut interest rates. Sydney flight delays are expected into the afternoon after an emergency landing by a Qantas flight. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.

As the Reserve Bank meets to consider whether to cut interest rates, housing affordability is again centre stage of the political debate. A federal inquiry is considering whether there's a need to ease restrictions on banks about how much they can lend out to first home buyers.

The ATO's latest corporate tax transparency report reveals 31 per cent of companies did not pay a cent of tax. Here's the full list. 

WiseTech is not the only publicly-listed company to face allegations of bad behaviour. Big investors are now asking if corporate boards are doing enough to hold executives to account. 

Australia's big four banks are ramping up their use of artificial intelligence to answer customer calls and assess loan applications. How long before a machine rather than a human writes your home loan?