Emilia Terzon is a reporter with the ABC's national business unit. She has been with the ABC since 2014 across the Northern Territory, Queensland and Victoria. She has covered bushfires, federal elections, COVID-19 and Royal Commissions, and was lucky enough to film solo as a Video Journalist across northern Australia. Her work has aired on national programs including AM, The Business, Landline, Radio National and 7PM News Bulletins around Australia. Before the ABC, she worked as a business reporter, hosted a feminist radio show, reported for VICE, and had stints reporting in Nepal, India and East Africa.
Woolworths has won its bid against the United Workers Union, with the Fair Work Commission finding the union has been unfairly negotiating with the supermarket giant.
Bitcoin has pushed through the $US100,000 barrier for the first time, while the Australian currency languishes near seven-month lows and the ASX ekes out modest gains. Here's how the day's trade unfolded, with insights from our business reporters, on the ABC News markets blog.
Australian stocks have ended lower and the local currency has fallen sharply after third-quarter GDP came in lower than expected. Here's how the day's trade unfolded on the markets blog.
The consumer watchdog alleges Webjet promoted cheap flights to people for years without including enough information about extra charges and fees.
Australia's inflation rate remained steady in October, with rising prices for food, alcohol, cigarettes and recreational activities keeping it at 2.1 per cent annually.
The Australian franchise and director of the bubble tea retailer are fined a combined $132,000 after the Federal Circuit and Family Court found it had underpaid migrant workers through "ignorance and inattention".
Woolworths and Coles are emphasising the threat of Aldi — is it really a competitive force to be reckoned with? A supermarket inquiry will determine just that, among other competition concerns.
Local shares have ended the week on a positive note, while Bitcoin continued to close in on $US100,000. Coles executives were grilled on supplier deals and WiseTech shares fell after its annual meeting. Look back on how it unfolded on the markets blog.
Woolworths's bosses will face the ACCC's inquiry into supermarket pricing today, as the consumer watchdog continues to prosecute its case that the corporate giant and its competitor Coles have been dudding their customers on discounts.
Qantas defended itself from allegations of "slot hoarding" at a heated Senate inquiry, while the federal government gave regional airline Rex an $80 million lifeline as its voluntary administration is extended. Catch up on the day's events and insights live on ABC's markets blog.
"Can machines think?" Alan Turing's question revived by a robot's painting of the British scientist.
The Australian share market bounced back after the ACCC approved the Sigma and Chemist Warehouse merger. Nine felt the wrath of investor fury, while supermarkets and the RBA were a key focus. Look back at the day's events.
The Australian market ended lower on Friday, following a sell-off on Wall Street as shares of tech giants Microsoft and Meta fell sharply. Here is how the trading day unfolded on our business blog.
Woolworths held its annual general meeting, Coles released a trading update, and the Australian share market traded slightly down as hopes for a pre-Christmas interest rate cut faded. Here is how the trading day unfolded on our business blog.
Google has been doing deals with Apple and Australian telcos Telstra and Optus to maintain it's supremacy. Now legal cases are posing an "existential threat". So how likely is a break up of the search giant?
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Australian shares have closed lower after losses on Wall Street overnight over concerns interest rates may stay higher for longer, while a Senate committee looking at the home loan buffer wraps up with equal arguments for and against lowering it.
After Qantas was ordered by the Federal Court to compensate 1,700 former workers, an industrial relations lawyer says the airline will still have saved millions of dollars once it pays its legal bills, ex-employees, and any extra penalties.
A day after setting a new record high, the Australian share market ended lower on Friday after data confirmed China's economy was still losing steam despite the country ramping up its economic stimulus packages.
Bunnings is Australia's most trusted brand. But allegations the hardware chain has been abusing its market power have prompted a Senate inquiry that is set to scrutinise the market power of many large format retailers.
Soaring power bills and plunging incentives for excess solar power are pushing more Australian households into installing home energy storage. Yet these batteries are still very expensive and don't stack up for many.
Fears of an all out war in the Middle East impacted financial markets.The Australian share market finished the day down, with gains in mining and energy nearly offsetting losses in technology. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen on the live markets blog.
The ASX snapped a three-day losing streak on Thursday, Star Casino announced a bailout, and Qantas management said they were prepared for this weekend's industrial action. Look back on our business blog to see how the day's events unfolded.
That huge slowdown in the pace of headline inflation was expected, but economists say it needs to be interpreted cautiously.
A major fashion retail consolidation is looming in Australia, as department store Myer considers buying up more than 700 of Premier Investment's apparel stores, including Just Jeans, Jay Jays, Portmans, Jacqui E and Dotti.
Australian shares closed higher after mixed results on Wall Street. Tesla pushed up the tech-heavy Nasdaq, while jobs data in the US will have major implications for interest rates. Look back on the day's financial news from our business reporters.