These are the the economic events and implications you need to know about, and what you should be watching over the next week and further into the future.

Never before has my business ever cared so much for retailers, with our first issue of the 154-year-old global title Harper’s Bazaar hitting newsstands today! Maybe this virus simply infiltrates everything.

Here's your weekly update on the market news of the week, including the implications of the iron ore price, difficulties at Evergrande, declining COVID cases and more.

Fortescue Metals Group, BHP and Rio Tinto are amongst the biggest trades for investors this week.

Dicker Data is a classic example of a founder-led company that has broken all the corporate ‘rules’.

The Simpson’s character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon is remotely related to the success of a local Aussie firm because the cartoon-friendly shopkeeper was famous for saying: “Please come again.”

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce thinks we will be flying internationally by December. Will his plan come to fruition?

The august body, the OECD, is telling us we deserve income tax cuts. But what the tax lord giveth, the tax lord taketh away.

Allowing workers to be jabbed in the workplace reminds me of the Neil Young song: “I see the needle and the damage done” but with a twist. This action could save lives, businesses and jobs!

Here’s a look back at the week that was as well as the economic and market news to watch out for over the next week and beyond.

What’s good for the part is definitely good for the whole, with five million Australians about to pocket the biggest pension increases in seven years.

Global shares were mixed over the last week. US shares fell -1.7% and European shares lost -0.8% on concerns about the growth outlook and central banks reducing stimulus.