Historically, the final week of September has been brutal for US stocks. Data says it's meant to be the worst of the year. But not this year.

Investors are still trying to make sense of a market that’s holding up better than expected — but where is it heading next? In this week’s episode of Switzer Investing TV, Peter Switzer sits down with three top market minds to explore what’s driving sentiment, how to think clearly through the noise, and where smart money is seeing opportunity right now.

The more I read about the Optus 000 outage, the more staggered I become. The outage was bad, but Optus' behaviour (once again) seems worse.

Australia Post has restarted parcel deliveries to the United States from today, following a temporary suspension triggered by new customs and import tariff rules introduced by the US Government.

When I look at the week ahead, there’s really only one number that matters for Australia, and we’ll get it on Wednesday.

Many will be asking how the Liberals got to this point. But I think the more interesting question is where they might be headed.

This isn’t the first time a blunder by Optus has meant people in crisis have been unable to call emergency services. So what exactly went wrong? And what could be done to prevent a similar tragedy occurring again?

In its quest to lower electricity prices for New Zealand households, the Electricity Authority may inadvertently make the situation worse.

An ambitious plastic treaty could have a positive, lasting impact on the environment and human health. Unfortunately, vested interests hijacked the negotiations.