US Petroleum Data Show Healthy Demand, Making Oil Exports Less Lucrative
Should U.S. oil prices run too hot, they will approach global prices and diminish incentives to export.
Economy
Will Biden Build Our Bridge? Nationwide Scramble For Cash From Infrastructure Deal
As Democrats and Republicans celebrate almost $1 trillion infrastructure deal, meet the projects wanting the cash
Great Fall Of China: Birth Rates Low While Infertility Soars
The infertility rate in China rose by 50 percent in just 13 years, a national study reveals.
Australian Government Urges Support For Local Tourism
The state government is urging Queenslanders to take up vacant holiday bookings amidst mass cancellations from New South Wales.
Australian Securities And Investments Commission Loses Case Against Payday Lenders
Payday loan firm Cigno has won its legal fight against the commission’s implemented ban on a “predatory” lending model
Benefits Of $0.9 Billion Australian State Solar Scheme Unknown
The Victorian government doesn’t know if its solar panel rebate scheme helped lower household bills or reduce climate emissions.
Energy CEOs See Natural Gas, Carbon Capture As Key Renewable Strategies
Top execs at BP, GE Gas and Duke predict profits in meeting climate goals.
Australia Changes To ‘Super Size’ Retirement Savings
The retirement savings industry backs an upcoming rise in the super guarantee, claiming it gives workers dignity.
Reserve Bank Of Australia Gets Chance To Respond To Jobs Surge
RBA assistant governor Luci Ellis will get the opportunity to respond to the unexpected drop in the jobless rate.