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UK sports streaming heavyweight DAZN will become the new owner of TV major Foxtel in a blockbuster $3.4bn deal set to shake up Australia’s media and sport landscape.

Whistleblower Rebecca Farrell has had her case against her former employer Super Retail Group dismissed by Justice Michael Lee in the Federal Court, meaning her attempt to force the retailer to meet the provisions of an alleged settlement offer has failed.

A lawsuit alleges Johnson & Johnson put ‘profit before people’ by marketing cold and flu tablets containing a drug that is allegedly ineffective at relieving congestion when taken orally.
Perry Williams
Business editor
The markets


Commentary
‘Laughing stock’: ASX jumping from one crisis to the next
By JOYCE MOULLAKIS
Senior Banking Reporter
Problems of this magnitude – threats to the operation and integrity of our financial markets – require leadership and an understanding of the knock-on effects for stockbrokers and ...
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ASX finishes strongly, led by banks
The sharemarket closed 1.7 per cent higher, with gains across the board, led by the heavyweight financial sector. News Corp found strong support after its mega $3.4bn Foxtel deal.
By VALERINA CHANGARATHIL, LILLY VITOROVICH
Westpac admits overcharging nearly 25,000 NZ customers
The banking giant faces a hefty fine after it misled NZ customers entitled to advertised discounts and overcharged some of them.
By MATT BELL
IGO’s lithium downstream dream turns to nightmare
IGO and its Chinese partner are struggling to sell lithium hydroxide produced in Western Australia, raising more concerns about the future of a history-making downstream processing plant.
By BRAD THOMPSON
Investors dump EML shares after board parts ways with CEO
The payments provider says alternative leadership is needed to oversee its ambitious turnaround strategy after sacking US-based CEO Ron Hynes following a brief tenure.
By MATT BELL

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