The ABC chairman has met a small group of Radio Sydney staff who wrote to the board last week, incensed over recent high-profile talent changes.

The Albanese government is raising the stakes in its attempt to push tech giants to pay Australian media companies for content.

Two major services companies have been accused of causing “direct harm” to the Australian government and taxpayers.

Some of Wall Street’s most powerful people are still celebrating the president-elect’s victory, but they should be wary.

Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson’s foray into Melbourne has ended 2024 on a low, with their show dropping to a 5 per cent market share, while their predecessors - now on Nova - continue to dominate.

Elon Musk has become the first person to reach $US400 billion in net worth, the latest milestone for the world’s richest individual.

Two class actions filed allege the world’s two largest miners sent female staff to remote sites knowing there was a high risk of personal danger, and then punished them when they reported it,

The Australian sharemarket declined for a second day, following Wall Street where stocks drifted lower in the runup to the latest update on inflation in the world’s largest economy.

With overseas travel comes the unfortunate reality that some will require urgent medical care away from home.

The federal government handed it an $80 million lifeline last month, but it should have imposed stricter conditions on Rex before handing over the money.

The corporate regulator warned Treasurer Jim Chalmers it was investigating Regional Express for misleading conduct before the Commonwealth bailed out the collapsed airline.

China’s 21st-century auto technology is causing turmoil for the big established US, Japanese and European carmakers.

Vladimir Putin has long given central bank chief Elvira Nabiullina an unusual degree of autonomy to keep the Russian economy stable. But she is now under pressure.

Billionaire media mogul Rupert Murdoch believes all successful companies are built by individuals, not boards or committees. Some of his children disagree.

More stimulus in China and signs the RBA is feeling more comfortable with where inflation is headed helped contain the damage to the Australian sharemarket.