Let's take a look at the competing factors in the global economy.

Strong US reporting season could have an inverse effect on the stock market, Covid-19 tests to be tax-deductible in Australia, Meta picking up the pieces from its history-making 26% drop, and MORE.

On Dr Ross's last segment on Dementia, we look at the medical therapies that are being developed now and in the future.

The industry super funds are now as big as banks but doing what banks never do: investing and owning Australian businesses.

Facebook (now Meta) is down, and so is Magellan, so are others buying?

Facebook shares tank 27% after reports it is struggling with user retention, Australian economy hit by worker shortage, Hong Kong sees further population exodus, and MORE.

Peter Switzer is joined by Founder of Aussie Broadband Phillip Britt, CEO of Elmo Software Danny Lessem, and Marcus Bogdan of Blackmore Capital.

Should banks pick up the bill if someone falls victim to a scam? Who’s responsible?

There’s a famous saying on Wall Street: “as goes January, so goes the year,” and this adage has more to it than just folk wisdom. When the benchmark S&P 500 has gained in the month of January, it has gone on to close the year higher 86% of the time.