Australian markets will open nervously this morning after Wall Street tumbled overnight as fears about a slowing US economy prompt a global stock sell-off.
Thirty million dollars worth of Funko Pop! figures - those big-headed, vinyl pop-culture dolls - will soon make their way into the hands of a new collector: The garbage collector.
According to Credit Suisse's most recent annual Global Wealth Report, 390,000 Australians became millionaires in 2021, bringing the nation's total to 2.18 million.
Russian energy giant Gazprom will pay a dividend worth $14.5 billion to the Kremlin after it reported record profits after a spike in gas prices triggered by the Ukraine war.
The fortune of the world's richest family tumbled by US$11.4 billion ($16.4 billion) after US retail giant Walmart cut its earnings forecast for the second time this year.
Netflix today reported that it lost 970,000 subscribers in the second quarter of 2022, a number far lower than its own forecasts, which had projected that the streaming giant would lose two million subscribers.
Tennis great Novak Djokovic has taken a controlling stake in a biotech company planning to develop a COVID-19 treatment that does not involve a vaccination.
Woolworths has flagged an additional $150 million in costs as a result of COVID-19 supply chain issues, causing the supermarket's share price to nose dive by more than 8 per cent.
China's push to diversify its iron ore supplies away from Australian miners is a case of "not if, but when", an expert warns, and one impact would be a hit to property prices here.
GameStop shares have gone ballistic this year, surging more than 800 per cent thanks to love from Reddit fans betting on a turnaround for the video game retailer.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has delivered the biggest dividend in its history but its reputation remains dented after the destruction of 46,000-year-old rock shelters in Western Australia, its chief executive said.