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The case flows from laws that were passed in response to decisions by Twitter and Facebook to boot Donald Trump off their platforms after the January 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol building.

The case that could change the internet forever

It all started when laws were passed in response to decisions by Twitter and Facebook to boot Donald Trump off their platforms after the 2021 attack on the Capitol building.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Companies

Coles boss Leah Weckert is seeing customers more willing to shop around to get a better price on groceries.

Australians are willing to shop around – and Coles is taking note

The supermarket giant intends to prove it provides good value for money and keep shoppers as they travel further to get a better deal on groceries.

  • by Jessica Yun
The Woodside-operated North West Shelf Project Karratha Gas Plant on Burrup Peninsula near Dampier, Western Australia.

Woodside profit sinks on lower prices for fossil fuel exports

Australia’s largest oil and gas producer has posted a steep fall in full-year profit as fossil fuel prices came off historic highs.

  • by Nick Toscano and Peter Milne
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Opinion & Perspectives

The world’s green juggernaut will become unstoppable this year

It is the greatest economic growth story since the industrial revolution, and it has just passed a critical threshold.

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

The $3.1 trillion monster that took over Wall Street

First it was the “Magnificent Seven” and now, it seems, Nvidia might be “The One”. Following last week’s extraordinary result, the future of the sharemarket may depend on it.

Stephen Bartholomeusz
Stephen Bartholomeusz

Senior business columnist

‘Too much optimism’: Investors nervous despite resilient recent earnings

Despite some cautious optimism over company earnings this month, some investors and economists have flagged tough times ahead.

Millie Muroi
Millie Muroi

Business Reporter

Banking & finance

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Entrepreneurship

The new owners of Sara Lee, Brooke and Klark Quinn, at the Central Coast production facility.

‘We’ve been shackled’: Inside the plans to serve Sara Lee cake to a new generation

The new owners of the frozen dessert business say they are looking to create new products and expand into other food categories.

  • by Jessica Yun
Top Shelf International and director Adem Karafili make lovely spirits, but some investors are unhappy.

How governance tipples gave Top Shelf investors a hangover

The troubles at Top Shelf are another example of an ASX hopeful that holds much promise but has so far failed to deliver for many of its shareholders.

  • by Sarah Danckert

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