Emilia Terzon is a business reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), specializing in national economic news and financial trends. With a focus on providing accurate and insightful reporting, Emilia covers a wide range of topics including property markets, consumer behavior, and the impact of global events on the Australian economy.
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Emilia Terzon's coverage primarily focuses on finance, real estate industry, and personal finance. She heavily relies on data and government announcements to support her articles. Therefore, she may be particularly interested in pitches that provide unique insights or analysis based on recent credible data related to the stock market, property market trends, or financial behavior of Australians.
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By: Emilia Terzon
Lawyers say Qantas is facing a compensation bill of hundreds of millions of dollars for illegally sacking 1700 ground and baggage workers in the middle of pay negotiations.
By: Emilia Terzon, Kate Ainsworth
After Qantas was ordered by the Federal Court to compensate 1,700 former workers, an industrial relations lawyer says the airline will still have saved millions of dollars once it pays its legal bills, ex-employees, and any extra penalties.
Follow the latest news headlines from Australia's most trusted source. Read in-depth expert analysis and watch live coverage on ABC News.
By: Emilia Terzon
Wall Street has suffered losses overnight, as worries that interest rates will stay higher for longer weigh on investors. Australian share might follow with muted trade. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
By: Emilia Terzon
Google is facing a global backlash, due to deals it has been striking with the likes of Apple — and even with Australian telcos Telstra and Optus.
By: Emilia Terzon
Google has been doing deals with Apple and Australian telcos Telstra and Optus to maintain it's supremacy. Now legal cases are posing an "existential threat". So how likely is a break up of the search giant?
By: David Chau, Rachel Clayton, Emilia Terzon, Michael Janda
Woolworths held its annual general meeting, while Coles issued a trading update the day after quarterly CPI data was released, noting that food inflation was falling.
By: Emilia Terzon
Tech stocks on Wall Street have taken a battering, with Microsoft experiencing its worst day in years. This is dragging down US markets and will likely bleed into Australian stocks.
By: Emilia Terzon
Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
By: Emilia Terzon
Trump's rally continues on Wall Street and with Bitcoin investors, with the ASX set to follow the enthusiasm for his re-election.
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