Business Now with Ross Greenwood

Economists forecast GDP to barely increase, Commbank's Gareth Aird reveals the extent of the economic slowdown. Plus, Star shares plunge to all-time lows, heatwaves push the electricity grid to the edge, and the ACCC sues Webjet.

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Economists scratch their heads as the monthly inflation indicator gives mixed signals, Economist Warren Hogan decodes the data. Plus, Gerry Harvey's grim RBA warning, New Zealanders enjoy another rate cut and electricity prices skyrocket.

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As a heatwave pushes the electricity grid to its limits, energy expert Matt Rennie explains what the market is doing to avoid blackouts. Plus, the private health insurance sector hits back at Healthscope, and Donald Trump launches new tariffs.

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The business community warns Australia could become the "unlucky country", BCA's Bran Black explains what needs to change to stop businesses leaving our shores. Plus, Victoria's economy falls behind and the property market wobbles.

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WiseTech shares plunge after its AGM today where its co-founder Richard White apologised to shareholders via a pre-recorded message. Plus, Jake Paul's business manager Nakisa Bidarian talks the business of boxing. 

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As the Treasurer directs the Future Fund to invest in housing and renewables, one critic says the entire fund should be liquidated. Plus, Nvidia shares wobble as sales growth worries investors and the art sale that will make you go bananas.

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A new report finds cost of living is the biggest ethical challenge of the year, Governance Institute's Megan Motto explains the ethics index and weighs in on Rio Tinto's scathing workplace report. Plus, how Trump will boost middle America.

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As the Government introduces laws to crack-down on scams, Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones explains how the scheme will work. Plus, young people are cutting essential spending and the debate between privacy and safety at Bunnings.

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As the ACCC grills Woolworths executives, AFGC's Tanya Barden explains why suppliers aren't speaking up against the supermarkets. Plus, banks are pushing rate forecasts backwards, and the women's basketball league gets sold for almost $30 million.

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Working capital is more difficult to manage in 2024, Jason Ireland from McGrath Nicol explains the data. Plus, investors are looking at how to invest with Trump's cabinet picks.    

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