Why one controversial shopping habit is now ‘non-negotiable’ for some Aussies – and no, it’s not panic buying
Managing multiple autoimmune conditions leaves Lauren Antonenko with almost no flexibility in what she can eat. She lives…
Crucial lesson Labor failed to learn from the pandemic hurting manufacturers in oil crisis, AMGC’s Paul Cooper says
The Albanese government has failed to learn a crucial lesson from the pandemic, a leading manufacturer has declared…
Aliko Dangote raises alarm over oil price hikes endangering African aviation and farming sectors
Speaking at the Semafor World Economy Summit, Dangote said the volatility in global oil markets is already placing…
The ‘real tightrope’ Australia will have to walk to ease inflation and cut oil dependence
In brief:Before war in the Middle East interrupted oil supplies, chatter about the upcoming federal budget was all…
Kiwis over 65 contributing more than $34b a year to the economy
New Zealanders over the age of 65 are contributing more than $34 billion a year to the economy,…
A Tale of Two Economies: Greek Banks Thrive While Workers Struggle
The 2025 fiscal year was exceptionally profitable for Greece’s systemic banks, with combined net earnings surpassing €4.6 billion.…
Explained: On way to 4th largest, how India slipped to 6th rank & what it means for 3rd largest economy dream
While India will be the sixth largest economy in FY27, it is likely to overtake both the UK,…
Japan debt interest payments forecast to triple by fiscal 2035 on rate rise
Bonds Higher borrowing costs to add to burden over time, Finance Ministry warns The Finance Ministry warned that…
India turns the tables on China: The great supply chain flip begins
India’s electronics story may finally be turning a corner. For years, the country assembled finished products at scale…
Naphtha crunch bites Japanese companies despite PM’s assurances
Business trends From bathtubs to plastic bottles, prices are rising and output is falling Shortages of petroleum derivatives are…
Iran-Fueled Inflation Shock Will Be Felt for Years, Market Vet Says
Investors see the Iran war as all but over, but a market vet warns the effects will be…
Central bank bosses enlist for war game to gauge threat of Lehman-style bust | Banking
The bosses of the central banks and treasuries of the UK, US and EU are to take part…