business
Financial markets 'sleepwalking into a storm' as money trumps logic
“Up the stairs and down the elevator” has been the rule of thumb for decades in financial markets — but apparently it’s not the case any longer. Source link
Lululemon fined more than $700,000 over hundreds of thousands of spam emails
The Australian Communications and Media Authority says activewear fashion brand Lululemon sent more than 370,000 emails containing marketing content without an unsubscribe option. Source link
These charts show the spike in Australia's petrol prices since the war in the Middle East
New data has confirmed a significant rise in fuel costs, with the national average petrol price increasing 17 cents over the week to Sunday, to 198 cents a litre, as analysts warn there’s more room for it to rise. Source link
Public health patient demands apology after private health info given to media
Monica Wohlstadt is the second person in a matter of days to raise concerns about how the SA health minister’s office used personal patient information to “background” journalists ahead of the publication of stories. Source link
Labor to pass super tax changes with support of Greens
The legislation comes as speculation builds that the federal government will pursue more ambitious tax changes in the May budget. Source link
ASX closes 1pc higher, petrol prices up 17c a litre in last week — as it happened
The Australian market closed 1 per cent higher, regaining some of yesterday’s losses. Catch up on the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Industry that moves 'everything you buy in shops' under major pressure
Increasing fuel prices are putting pressure on the road transport industry, with the potential to impact the price of everything from furniture to food. Source link
The 'quite terrifying' scenarios that finally spooked global markets
For more than a year, traders have been pushing markets higher on the hopes of an AI-powered economic miracle and the notion of TACO — Trump Always Chickens Out. Now it looks like the penny has dropped. Source link
NAB warns rising petrol prices could drive inflation above 5 per cent
More pain could be coming from motorists if economists’ predictions about the impact of rising fuel prices on inflation prove correct. Source link
$100m Phosphate Hill sale ensures continued operations at copper smelter
A major outback mining asset near Mount Isa has been sold to a Queensland-based company for up to $100 million, potentially securing the town’s copper production. Source link