After the vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal was postponed on Saturday it looks like he’ll be trying to get parliament to vote on it today or tomorrow, and there’s a strong chance he’ll get the numbers. But, as Phil Dobbie discusses with Rodrigo Catril, the pound has already weakened on the latest delay. Meanwhile, President Trump says he expects a deal to be done with China by the middle of next month, as markets respond fleetingly to China’s weaker than expected GDP numbers on Friday. And this week it’s Mario Draghi’s last ECB meeting, and there’s a bunch of Japanese trade numbers out today.
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Will Rules Ever Make Children Safe Online?
How do you enhance online safety for children? Many think the appointment of an E-Safety Commissioner is just another level of bureaucracy.
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The Challenge of Multichannel Retailing
Aussie consumers now see online as the primary source of pre-purchase information and are often turning up to stores as well informed on a product as the floor staff – if not more so.
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Stalemate for Brexit and trade talks, IMF reduces forecasts again
Brexit and trade talks, both going nowhere. And, as I discuss with NAB’s Tapas Strickland, the IMF downgrades global growth forecasts again.
