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Origin Energy’s investment in Octopus Energy is poised to pay dividends for the Australian electricity and gas giant as the UK-based group plots a break-up designed to unlock billions in shareholder value.

Meanwhile, Qantas and the Australian Federal Police are seeking to validate contact from an alleged cyber hacker in relation to an attack on a customer database storing details of 6 million people. 

Cash-strapped casino group Star Entertainment has bought itself more time to avert the collapse of a deal to offload its stake in the $4bn Queen’s Wharf precinct in Brisbane.

Vesna Poljak
Business Editor
The markets


Commentary
Investors on edge over Trump’s next tariffs move
By DAVID ROGERS
Markets Editor
US President Donald Trump looks to push back the tariffs deadline but threatens rates up to 70 per cent, while economists warn of stagflationary risks.
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By BRIDGET CARTER
New sting in super tax as pension payments to count
In the latest twist, even pension ‘drawdowns’ will be included when the government calculates the amounts owed under the new tax on super savings over $3m.
By JAMES KIRBY
Adobe’s AI to transform the way consumers see ads
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By CHRIS GRIFFITH
Musk’s Tesla shunned in new EV wave
Australian interest in electric vehicles is rising again after a three-year slump, but Tesla’s dominance is waning as Elon Musk’s political woes and the rise of cheaper Chinese alternatives reshape the nation’s EV market.
By JARED LYNCH

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