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SA Business Journal

SA’s top 25 fastest growing companies

From a family-run engineering firm to a local gin company, see the full list of SA’s “fast movers”.

Celebrating the best in the business

Entries are now open for this year’s SA Premier’s Business and Export Awards, with previous winners proving how SA firms continue to punch above their weight.

Wall Street surges after US-China trade deal

As Donald Trump took off for a three-day tour of the Middle East, the US stock market spiked after China and the US paused tariffs for an initial 90-day period. See the details.

10 Aussie shares likely to do better under Labor

A bigger-spending Albanese government will boost some stocks and sectors more than others. See our share analysts’ top 10 list.

Farmers’ fury as apple trees savagely cut just before harvest

Two Adelaide Hills farmers are in shock after SA Power Networks cut back apple trees just a week before harvest, ruining years of work.

Age of entitlement puts baby boomers at risk

Baby Boomer parents are lending and giving huge slabs of money to their children, and experts urge them to understand the risks.

How many? Farmer’s drought data paints grim picture for sheep

A farmer on the state’s West Coast has launched an online campaign to get an idea of how many sheep have been lost to the drought … and the results are alarming.

ASX jumps as US and China cut tariffs by 115pc

The ASX has gained more than 0.7pc in early trade as global markets celebrate the result of US-China trade talks, with both parties slashing tariffs by 115pc.

Vailo’s huge debt pile and unpaid creditors revealed

The huge debt owed by failed lighting company Vailo has been revealed, with AFL clubs and the SA Motorsport Board among the biggest creditors. See the full list.

Uber Eats expands into regional SA in massive food blitz

The country’s biggest food delivery service has just got a whole lot larger – announcing a huge expansion into six regional SA towns.

Hidden bear market: Are your real estate gains just a mirage?

That tripling of your home value? Rather than genuine wealth creation, it may be the silent influence of a hidden bear market eroding your money’s purchasing power, writes ASX Trad...

3 things Warren Buffett taught me that changed everything: Barefoot

He’s known as the greatest investor of all time. And there’s three things Warren Buffett taught me that made me rethink everything, writes Scott Pape.

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