Here are a number of ASX listed debt collection players and how they’re travelling in this COVID-19 world.

In the coming week, June quarter data on construction activity and business investment will be adversely impacted by the virus lockdown over April and May. But weekly card spending, consumer confidence, jobs and wages figures will provide a timelier update on the health of the economy.

It’s great to see a feisty Treasurer showing we won’t be bullied by the likes of China but we have to be careful our toughness doesn’t come back to bite us.

CSL is recognised by many as Australia’s best company and yesterday’s result only acted to cement this position. If it is not a core stock in your portfolio, it should be.

With apologies to Charles Dickens, it’s the best of times or the worst of times for debt collectors.

A political super blue has broken out between ScoMo’s government and Labor. Do we really need a super squabble now?

Here are 10 questions from our latest Switzer Report webinar with answers from Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard.

With a band of new age brokers, Robinhood is riding through the glen of innocent stock market players. Are these online influencers robbing from the poor and giving to the rich?

Catch up on the latest market and economic news from Australia and around the world.

If it wasn’t for the current crisis in Victoria, you’d have to look at the July employment report and say “not bad.”

While grocers have perfected the art of having chocolate and lollies in the checkout lane, this company realised that the similar space at non-food retailers was being underused.

In the coming week, there are a number of the relatively ‘new’ indicators from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) including preliminary retail trade for July on Friday.