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Everything you need to know across Australian business, global and company news in a 2-minute read.
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Happy Friday! To round out the week, we're starting with the weirdest story we saw across the news outlets.
Donald Trump’s new tariff plans are setting off tremors across Australia’s retail and fast food sectors, as companies scramble to assess the impact on costs and consumer demand.
Top-tier law firms push for high billable targets to boost productivity, but the pressure is degrading lawyer wellbeing and driving talent away
America's 'liberation day' is here.
Commercial real estate investment is rebounding quickly as investors seize discounted opportunities, but questions remain about long-term asset values.
Apartment prices are climbing fast across major Australian cities as construction costs rise and buyer preferences shift, but the trend risks deepening housing affordability concerns.
Referees in Australia fall under a fair amount of pressure. However, they rarely see an opposition coach charge at them during a match.
Major US consultancies are signalling a shift toward cost-efficiency, offering billions in concessions to continue working with the government. Yet, this could reshape how federal contracts are awarded.
Woolworths is slashing grocery prices in a bid to win back market share, but the price war is sharpening scrutiny from regulators ahead of a high-stakes supermarket industry review.
Efforts to boost gender diversity in leadership are triggering a talent bidding war, as companies chase a small pool of experienced women without expanding opportunities for female newcomers.
Australian CFOs are working to meet new mandatory climate reporting rules that aim to improve corporate transparency, but the shift risks putting pressure on infrastructure and employee skills.
It's April Fool’s Day today which gives you a great opportunity to ignore any bad news until tomorrow.
