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The 10 most important things in the world right now Hello! Here's what's happening on Friday.

'ONE OF OUR FAVOURITE SHORTS': Morgan Stanley makes the case for further Aussie dollar weakness The RBA might be optimistic...

Trump's trade war with China will continue until the US achieves its 'ultimate objective' If US tariffs against China were really about the trade deficit, the trade war would've ended months ago, ANZ says. Instead, the threats are part of a broader economic power struggle.

Victorian police have released shocking footage of a sickening assault in Melbourne in an appeal to find the attackers They're calling on 3 men who attacked 2 strangers late on Thursday night to hand themselves in.

The value of investor loans in Australia just fell to a 5-year low  The value of investor lending continues to fall.

Hong Kong now has more super-millionaires than New York City Hong Kong has seen a 31% increase in the number of ultra-rich residents worth at least $US30 million.

Here's how to win the lottery, according to an Australian economist who won 14 times, and retired on a remote, tropical island Stefan Mandel, a Romanian-Australian economist, developed a formula that allowed him to win the lottery 14 times.

Apartment construction in Australia is tanking Activity levels across Australia's construction sector improved for a 19th consecutive month in August.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says the US has a major monopoly problem Stiglitz believes the United States has a monopoly problem. He points to a growing market concentration across major industries like pharmaceuticals and telecom.

How the 'bin chicken' became the poster bird of urban Australian life The Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) has made itself at home in many of Australia's coastal and inland cities.

Low to middle income earners are paying to repair the federal budget Personal income tax receipts are projected to increase by 1.3% of GDP over the next decade and the average tax rate will rise to 25.2% from 22.9%.

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