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Australia’s economy narrowly avoids recession | Macro Business

Australia's economy narrowly avoids recession Various bank economists predicted that the economy would slide back into a per capita recession, defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth in real GDP per capita, ahead of Wednesday’s Q2 2026 national accounts release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). However, the result...

The AI Bubble Is “Much Worse” Than Dot-Com ‬

Jim Chanos: The AI Bubble Is “Much Worse” Than Dot-Com Dan and Guy speak with legendary short seller Jim Chanos about extr...

Why the KPMG Australia scandal is far from over, job cuts continue | 7.30

Why the KPMG scandal is far from over | 7.30 How serious is the KPMG scandal and what consequences has it had? T...

Jim Grant: The Next Crash Won't Look Like 2008. Founder and editor of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer. A financial historian and well-respected Observers on Wall Street.

Jim Grant: The Next Crash Won't Look Like 2008 Today’s guest is Jim Grant, founder and editor of Grant’s Interest ...

The Fed’s Broken K**b | Tim Paulson. DoubleLine Capital Stephen Dopp

25 Basis Points Doesn't Matter Anymore | Tim Paulson DoubleLine Relationship Manager Stephen Dopp welcomes Tim Paulson, ...

Scandal-hit KPMG Australia slashes almost 400 jobs. Annual revenue falls 1%, and jobs cut 5%. Yahoo Finance Australia

Aussie bank’s shock call after KPMG fallout Fallout from scandal-plagued KPMG is growing after one Aussie bank opted to dump the consultancy firm as its preferred auditor.

Ex-ATO boss Chris Jordan allegedly paid 'little or no income tax' while at KPMG. Alcohol and co***ne allegations, ATO appointment 'corruption' claims, and evidence allegedly destroyed.

Ex-ATO boss Chris Jordan named by KPMG whistleblower Former tax commissioner Chris Jordan is accused of receiving more than $1 million in "secret commissions" during his time at KPMG in the 1990s, according to documents seen by the ABC.

Wild private health insurance ‘tax’ plan could take top Australian tax rate to 50 per cent.

Call for new private health insurance ‘tax’ on the rich who don’t get cover Nearly one million high-income Australians could face a top tax rate of 50 per cent if they fail to take out private cover under a shock new plan being pushed by private health insurers.

NAB declares Sydney, Melbourne housing downturn ‘only a third of the way through’. Bank economists warn the property markets is about to get worse.

Sydney, Melbourne in ‘sharpest’ fall on record Experts at a leading Australian bank have made a grim prediction on the state of the housing downturn in Sydney and Melbourne, declaring it is only a third of the way through.

Australian house prices could have a long way to fall: 'This time is different'. Yahoo Finance Australia

Australian house prices could have a long way to fall: 'This time is different' The example of New Zealand shows how quickly things can change in a housing market.