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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia The official word on Donald Trump's testosterone. Today's best biz podcast. Watch the US Navy drop huge bombs near its new ship and laugh at animals with their eyes moved.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Stocks surged as traders bet that weaker than expected data in the US took the Fed well and truly off the table for September, and maybe even 2016.

'It's great to be back': Clinton returns to campaign trail for first time since health episode Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail, and while she addressed questions about why she didn't reveal the diagnosis sooner, she didn't specify when she told her running mate, Tim Kaine, about her illness.

Samsung officially recalls the Galaxy Note 7 The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has officially recalled Samsung's Galaxy Note 7.

Why Vision is wearing awesome sweaters in 'Captain America: Civil War' "Captain America. Civil War" is finally out on Blu-ray and DVD. Get it for that airport sequence  - and Vision's dress sense.

Venus Williams is backing a hot new finance startup Sallie L. Krawcheck's Ellevest, a digital investment advisor for women, closed its second round of funding today with a group of A-list female superstars from the worlds of sports, finance and tech.

PODCAST: With JP Morgan's Kerry Craig on bonds, the global selloff, the Fed and our favourite cities Volatility is back.

The world's largest hedge fund says it is 'bloated' Bridgewater Associates -- the world's largest hedge fund, with $150 billion in assets under management and 1,700 employees -- says it will "improve efficiencies" of its non-investment teams.

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