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24th September 2024

SA Business Journal

RAA energy offer to save consumers hundreds

RAA is weeks away from releasing energy plans it says will save members hundreds of dollars, while the organisation itself delivered a profit for the first time in three years.

Aussies smashed by $5.5bn mortgage bill

Australians have collectively paid an extra $5.52bn in monthly mortgage repayments in the 16 months since interest rates were raised from a record low of 0.1 per cent.

Woolworths, Coles sued by ACCC over misleading price drop claims

The competition regulator has launched separate legal proceedings against the two retail giants, alleging ‘misleading’ discounts on hundreds of common supermarket products.

US proposes ban on Chinese car tech

US President Joe Biden has proposed a ban on Chinese and Russian technology in the advanced driver assistance systems for modern cars.

$150m splash on big box boom

Whitmore Property is tapping investors for a new $150m large format retail fund as it looks to capitalise on a booming population and housing pipeline.

Here’s why the RBA won’t buckle

Amid rising political pressure on the RBA to cut interest rates, there’s actually a growing risk that domestic monetary policy will be on hold for longer than currently expected.

Consumers key to ACCC’s focus amid supermarket court action

Australia’s biggest supermarkets are under the pump from the competition watchdog, which says it relies on consumer tips to set priorities and kick off investigations.

ASX 200 flat before likely RBA hold; Coles, Woolworths down

RBA's Bullock won't buckle on rate stance. Supermarket giants still reeling from legal action. Chinese central banks to boost property market with stimulus. Cettire soars following...

Gold explorer triples on Mexican exploration results

A gold exploration minnow has made what it says is a ‘globally significant’ find, sending its shares through the roof.

Record-breaking stockmarkets: what you should do now

Shares are booming in Australia, the US and elsewhere, which is both tempting and scary for investors. Remember these rules.