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Confidence in the state of the economy fell to -85%, similar to levels last seen in summer 2020

Australian mining firms won’t be able to attract workers if they fail to stamp out sexual harassment, experts warn.

About 2,000 homes remain uninhabitable, with evaluations set to begin for buyback program

Nicole Sebastian has been “a little choosier” when buying school supplies for her two kids this year. With inflation at its highest since the early 1980s, prices are up across the board, and notebooks and markers are no exception.

Deloitte estimates the total cost of the southeast Queensland floods, which impacted half a million people and 18,000 homes and business, to be $7.7 billion.

The central government’s crusade against “family fiefdoms” seems to have reached the doorsteps of the elite Delhi Gymkhana Club, with the union ministry of corporate affairs alleging a violation of norms to fast-track membership claims of relatives of a “select coterie”, and concerns among members about alleged attempts to trace…

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Brit shoppers are being forced to cut back on even essential items due to the cost of living crisis with the retail sector hit heavily and some shops forced to close their doors

Deloitte data reveals more than half of Britain ‘most pessimistic’ about disposable income

GfK’s Consumer Confidence Index languished at a historic low of minus 41 in July.

Deloitte CFO survey flags inflation rises and interest rates as root cause of inevitable downturn