Ian Verrender is a business editor for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on economic and business analysis, Ian provides insightful commentary on topics such as corporate leadership, trade wars, immigration, and economic trends. His articles offer a critical perspective on current events and their impact on Australia's economy and society.
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By: Ian Verrender
Silicon chips are now fundamental to modern life, incorporated into every facet of electronics and driving up share prices on Wall Street. Taiwan has dominated semiconductor production but finds itself at the centre of a geopolitical, and technological, contest.
By: Ian Verrender
For most of his life, Solomon Lew has rarely struck a deal where he hasn't come out on top.
By: Ian Verrender
What, or more precisely who, is to blame for the inflation episode that has up-ended our lives for the past three years?
By: Ian Verrender
Rupert Murdoch has been a kingmaker around the world for decades but, as Americans prepare to got to the polls, it's another election that has backed News Corp into a corner.
By: Ian Verrender
Some see it as a potential flashpoint. But regardless of how the US election swings, we are almost certain to experience increased instability at a political, social and economic level.
By: Ian Verrender
The apparent roar of approval was almost deafening. Wall Street pounced back into record territory with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 3.6 per cent, one of the biggest single-day jumps in years.
By: Ian Verrender
Barely a day after declaring victory in the US election, President-elect Donald Trump is facing his first revolt from the establishment.
By: Ian Verrender
The soul-searching may be in full swing within America's Democratic Party after Donald Trump trounced them in the US election last week.
By: Ian Verrender
Multiple rounds of financial stimulus have slowed the pace of China's economic slowdown, but they've failed to help it reverse course.
By: Ian Verrender
At last, some good news. Despite core inflation still sitting well above target, there's a better than even chance the official cash rate will be cut within weeks.
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