Telstra telling its small business suppliers that it will pay later than usual unless they’re given a discount is nothing more than bullying!

Stamping fees are conflicted remuneration and should be banned.

The virus arose from the Hubei seafood market in Wuhan, China, which also sells a variety of exotic animals such as snakes. But how worried should we be here?

Msquared Capital's Paul Miron and Paul Myliotis, Two Good Co's Rob Caslick, and Wiltax Consulting's Max Williamson join Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard on the latest episode of the Switzer Show podcast.

Here’s how our fund manager adds in or takes out a stock based on its likelihood to pay a good dividend.

Peter Dutton defends plan to send Australians in China to Christmas Island, more than half of first home buyers plan to buy in the next year and the Fed keeps interest rates on hold.

In a surprise, Wall Street has gone up with US confidence irrepressible. However, local business confidence isn’t so lucky.

Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard discuss the coronavirus and its effect on the markets, stamping fees and whether Telstra is screwing small businesses.

Scott Morrison to announce changes to national disaster response, Australians urged to reconsider travel to China and US stocks rebound.