The biggest week of the year, starting with a likely rates cut. The laptop that will replace your MacBook and iPad. And why Obama will be remembered as "the funny president".
Westpac posted a 3% rise in first half cash profit to $3.904 billion, below analyst expectations. The bank had been expected to post a cash profit of $4.1 billion, up from $3.6 billion, according to Bloomberg consensus estimates.
It's been one of the top political conversations of the last two weeks. Is Donald Trump "pivoting" or not? Paul Manafort, Trump's new top campaign aide, sort of say "yes".
The amount of debt being carried in the Chinese economy -- mostly by state-owned "zombie" companies -- is now so high that it could lead to a financial crisis, according to Macquarie analyst Viktor Shvets and his team.
New South Wales remained Australia's top performing state in Commsec's latest State of the States report, narrowly taking the top gong from Victoria which came in number two in the first quarter of 2016.
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