Business Now with Ross Greenwood Sky News Australia / NZ

CEDA says the government should be enabling net zero projects, not just funding them. Plus, data breaches are on the rise as Qantas loses control of its app, the Japanese yen continues to struggle, and Australia's first $200 million home.
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As retail sales fell in March, Commonwealth Bank's Gareth Aird explains how this changes the outlook for interest rates.  Plus, discount airline Bonza collapses into administration, and the government invests a billion dollars in quantum computing.
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One of Australia's top economists, Warren Hogan, defends his forecast for three rate hikes this year. Plus, full analysis of BHP's takeover bid for Anglo American, The Star sacks its chairman, and auction clearance rates continue to rise.
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Anglo American rejects BHP's $60 billion takeover offer, saying it undervalues the company. Plus, the federal budget surplus is tipped to hit $20 billion, renters squeezed by an extra $50 per week, and Microsoft and Alphabet report earnings.
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A new lobby group for food manufacturers launches with the goal to help Aussie producers sell their products overseas, BHP lobs a takeover bid at miner Anglo American. Plus, Adobe adds new AI technology to Photoshop, and Meta shares bomb.
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Woodside Energy's annual general meeting descends into disarray as protestors start singing and dancing, inflation comes in hotter than expected, Tesla shares surge despite reporting a fall in revenue. Plus, Star's ex-CEO faces the inquiry.
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