Gina Rinehart's new HQ includes wellness, a pink façade, cat-friendly spaces and a 'meow terrace' (complete with cats!).

In this week’s episode of Switzer Investing TV, we spoke with two of the sharpest minds in the market — Jun Bei Liu, founder of Ten Cap and Darren Thompson, Chief Investment Officer at Equity Trustees — to hear what they’re seeing in markets and which stocks they believe could outperform from here.With Donald Trump’s tariff truce making headlines and markets eyeing a potential broadening of the bull run, both guests weighed in on how these macro shifts are influencing investor sentiment — and more importantly, how they’re positioning their portfolios.

Business, universities, and investors have jointly urged the federal government to commit to cutting the cost of red tape by 25% by 2030, in a submission for next month’s Economic Reform Roundtable.

Is there anything you can do to protect your superannuation from dodgy providers or questionable financial advice? And if someone rings you out of the blue and tempts you with a better return on your savings – what should you do? Angelique Nadia Sweetman McInnes, CQUniversity Australia Around 12,000 Australians with A$1.2 billion in retirement […]

Fortescue’s $900 million hydrogen project in the US and $1 billion plant in Queensland won’t go ahead. Does Trump play a role here? Are these hydrogen plants simply ‘pie in the sky’? Is Fortescue being forced to repay $60 million to taxpayers? Read on.

This week on Boom! Doom! Zoom!, Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard tackle the big questions on the minds of Aussie investors, like just how to find value in such a tight market!

AI has been heralded as the answer to our dwindling national productivity, but what do we really know about how AI impacts productivity?

The Albanese government has this week confirmed it will lift biosecurity restrictions on beef imports from the United States. The timing of this decision has raised some eyebrows.

The way the Reserve Bank Governor is talking, with the labour market in good shape, there could be no rush to cut interest rates.

Four Corners investigated the ATO whipping clean a near $1 million tax bill for former Prime Minister Paul Keating. What’s this all about? Would all taxpayers get such a fair go?

The notes or minutes taken at the Reserve Bank board meeting that shocked the nations’ economists and millions of Australians with a home loan indicate that the country’s interest rate deciders might not cut in August! Ultimately, the decision to cut will depend on the run of economic data, especially what’s revealed on July 30.

If Rupert Murdoch becomes a white knight standing up to a rampantly bullying US president, the world has moved into the upside-down.