Tuesday 16th June 2020
Globally equities have been dampened by fears of a second wave of COVID-19 and the attest activity data from China, which showed a slower than expected recovery. So why are equities back on the rise in the US – a question Phil Dobbie puts to NAB’s Ray Attrill in today’s Morning Call podcast. The answer lies with the Fed, which is pushing beyond buying government bonds to fuel the economy. There’s also discussion on Australia-China relations and today’s RBA minutes.
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Ten Things that Will Change or Grow in 2011
Business futurist Morris Miselowski looks more short term than usual, to see consider 10 things that will change our lives this year.
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NBN: Fixing the Delays and Disappointments
The process of moving customers from the legacy network to the NBN has been far from seemless. Yet some areas are about to be switched off. Are they ready?
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Small Cells and pCells – can mobile win on speed and cost?
People are deploying pCells in places where the operator plans to directly compete with cable and DSL providers for home services. Perhaps fixed to mobile substitution has begun.
