Why China is turning into a liability for U.S. companies
One of my bigger regrets from college is that I couldn’t — because of scheduling and other conflicts — go on a six-week trip the business school was offering to …
Politics
Voice to Parliament referendum date: What is the Voice, how to vote and what changes if it’s successful?
Australians are just weeks from heading to the polls to have their say on the Voice to Parliament after the federal government proposed a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres …
Christie lets Fed off the hook for inflation, blames Trump and Biden
Americans dogged by persistently high prices are finally getting signs of relief as inflation has slowly but steadily cooled over the past year — but that’s no thanks to President …
Last chance for eligible Victorian households to apply for $250 Power Saving Bonus
Victorians have until midnight August 31 to apply for the current $250 Power Saving Bonus payment from the state government. The new round of the payment was an election promise …
How more homeless encampments in Ontario signal a housing crisis out of control
Homeless encampments have been multiplying across Ontario since the pandemic, but experts say this visible symptom of the national housing crisis has been a long time coming. With limited shelter …
‘ICEing’ drivers risk hefty fines for illegally parking in electric vehicle charging bays
Drivers are being urged to check signage before they park or potentially face a hefty penalty, after two fuel-powered vehicles were caught stopped in electric-only spaces. A Sydney electric vehicle …
Jobs bonanza as AEC looks for 100,000 staff for Voice to Parliament referendum
An army of temporary workers will be needed to help the Australian Electoral Commission roll out the Indigenous Voice referendum. The commission said it was looking for up to 100,000 …
TurboTax maker Intuit deceived users with ‘free’ tax offers
Kimberly White | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images WASHINGTON — A Federal Trade Commission judge on Friday issued an initial ruling against Intuit, the maker of the popular tax …
Poilievre presents himself as PM in waiting at Conservative convention – National
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre tried painting himself as a prime minister in waiting in an election-style speech to party faithful Friday, filling it with the messages he plans to take …
ACCC launches legal action against Qantas over alleged ticket sales for cancelled flights
Qantas is facing court action as the consumer watchdog alleges the national carrier advertised tickets for 8000 flights that had already been cancelled. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is …