Fresh off a knockout election win, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is hard at work negotiating better deals for Australian goods overseas. Everything is reportedly on the table when it comes to the negotiations, including an axe of the notorious luxury car tax.

Buffett was smart but he has always praised his smarter mate Charlie Munger. This is what they have gifted me.

With Westpac's slightly-disappointing results already out in the open, what will the rest of the week hold? Have we finally reached peak bank stock, and will the prices ever go back down? Plus, the election stock wash-up!

At this year's Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting I witnessed a significant chapter in the history of business and investing as Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, CEO and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway announced his retirement. Here's what I heard.

There’s one standout issue conservatives have to understand that can’t be forgotten by the survivors of this political wrecking ball election: this is no country for old world liberals.

Experience tells me that politicians speak double Dutch ec0-speak to confuse or amuse some of us. In the world of elections and the unbelievable promises politicians make to get into power, be wary!

Everyone’s favourite fruit stand is set to have a pretty interesting results call in the next few hours, after a California court issued a ruling that may see its river of gold from the App Store start to dry up.

For a sector many had written off, Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) is making an unexpectedly loud return to the headlines. But should it make a return to your portfolio?

When the govt announced plans to abolish noncompete clauses for many Aussie workers, the reaction in business circles was swift and sharp. Critics have described it as a potential "free-for-all". But is it really that dire? We speak with Hon. Dr Andrew Leigh MP to find out.