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Business Now with Ross Greenwood

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As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.

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Latest Episodes

Nvidia faces questions over its future as CEO Jensen Huang comes under pressure amid fresh affair allegations, NAB agrees to a record $170 million payout over underpaid workers. Plus, Orica’s chief executive on booming demand for mining explosives.

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A record fall in home lending puts the government’s tax changes under pressure, tech fund manager Alex Pollak weighs in on buying Anthropic shares. Plus, Victoria’s infrastructure challenges come under scrutiny ahead of next week’s state election.

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Qantas will sack 850 staff as unions claim more and more jobs are being outsourced overseas, funds manager Geoff Wilson is campaigning for the government to reverse its capital gains tax changes. Plus, NVIDIA shares plunge overnight.

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The founder of the world's largest company admits to an affair with a woman US intelligence claims is a Chinese spy, David Jones going broke last week sparks a shopping spree. Plus, the independent brewer Coopers increases its market share.

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Recent Guests

Anne Flaherty
Industry analyst with REA Group
REA Group
Episode: Business Now | 11 November
Michaela Futilla
Chief Economist at Jardin
Jardin
Episode: Business Now | 11 November
Julian Malnic
Chairman of the Sydney Mining Club
Sydney Mining Club
Episode: Business Now | 11 November
David Duong
Head of Institutional Research at Coinbase, discussing cryptocurrency.
Coinbase
Episode: Business Now | 10 November
Warren Hogan
Economist who discussed interest rate expectations.
Episode: Business Now | 10 November
Eleanor Cray
Senior Economist with REA Group, providing insights on housing market.
REA Group
Episode: Business Now | 10 November
Raymond Tong
Head of Research at Loftus Peak
Loftus Peak
Episode: Business Now | 6 November
Andrew Irvine
Chief Executive of National Australia Bank
National Australia Bank
Episode: Business Now | 6 November
Stephen Miller
Investment Strategy Advisor at GSFM Funds Management
GSFM Funds Management
Episode: Business Now | 6 November

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Ross Greenwood
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4.7 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
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    Ross

    Can you ask what relief will be available for tax paid on unrealised capital gains when gains (or losses) are eventually realised?

    Will a franking credit style of structure be offered?

    If not, this contradicts the Keating led snd labour endorsed position of not double taxing Australians

    Thank you

    Tony

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Business Now | 2 November
Q: Is deteriorating working capital a litmus test for corporate stress in Australia?
Ireland says slower customer payments signal cash conservation that can spread through supply chains; businesses that collect slowly may also pay suppliers slowly, putting those suppliers at risk.
Business Now | 2 November
Q: The Australian Financial Complaints Authority often gets better insight into systemic mistakes than superannuation funds themselves. Why?
Constance says complaints are rising and contain data that reveals systemic issues, but funds are failing to meet their legal obligations to investigate complaints and address problems.
Business Now | 26 October
Q: Talk me through what's happening in Melbourne, because it's seen to be the basket case of property around Australia, but that doesn't seem to indicate that.
Angus Moore says Melbourne's clearance rate remains modest, but lower auction volumes and new listings may be creating more competition for homes and helping the rate firm.
Business Now | 26 October
Q: Does the Reserve Bank have anywhere to go here?
Warren Hogan says inflation remains above target and domestic price pressures are building, leaving the Reserve Bank with little choice but to act, even if higher rates harm economic activity and employment.
Business Now | 19 October
Q: Where do you think it could get to by the end of the first quarter of 2027?
Robin Sui says gold could reach a range of US$4,750 to US$5,500 an ounce in the first quarter of 2027, as Federal Reserve policy shifts and seasonal demand supports prices.

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Daily coverage of Australian business and financial markets, with reporting on company results, share-market moves, economic policy, interest rates, property, energy and major corporate developments. Ross Greenwood leads the coverage, combining news updates with interviews and analysis from business executives, economists, regulators, investment specialists and industry representatives. Their perspectives connect company-level decisions with broader forces such as inflation, housing conditions, regulation and global markets.

The format suits listeners who want a concise, current view of how business news may affect companies, investors and the Australian economy. Its distinctive strength is the mix of market reporting and direct commentary... more

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