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Cheyanne EncisoBusiness reporter

Cheyanne Enciso covers retail and consumer affairs for The West Australian. She previously covered healthcare and biotech. Prior to joining the team in Perth in 2022, she worked as a general news reporter in the State's north-west.

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Nvidia will provide hardware, computing, networking, software and support to Australian AI centres. (Steven Markham/AAP PHOTOS)

InfrastructurePremiumNvidia’s mega AI buildout deal with Aussie partners

Chipmaker Nvidia, arguably the world’s most valuable company, has inked a deal with top Australian data centre operators to build two-gigawatts of artificial intelligence factories locally.

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IGA supplier Metcash is bracing for illicit tobacco to burn a hole in earnings.

RetailPremiumMetcash braces for illicit tobacco to burn hole in earnings

IGA supplier Metcash is bracing for increasing tobacco excise to hit earnings as shoppers shun supermarkets to buy cut-price smokes at dodgy retailers.

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Business conditions are beginning to follow the fall in business confidence, according to NAB.

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Business conditions hit six-year low as profits slump

Australian business conditions slumped to a six-year low in August as cost pressures hit profitability and firms fretted over ongoing global uncertainty and volatility in oil prices.

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Mental health claims in WA have surged under new legislation, Macquarie analysts reported.

Workplace MattersPremiumWA’s new workers comp laws drives mental health claims spike

Some of Australia’s biggest insurers are losing ground in workers compensation as psychological injury claims surge following tighter workplace safety rules nationally and an overhaul of laws in WA.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

PropertyPremiumChalmers at odds with major banks over property downturn

Jim Chalmers and Housing Minister Clare O’Neil are at odds with the nation’s biggest banks, sticking by Treasury modelling of continued house price growth amid dire forecasts of a market downturn.

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Capturing the ‘mallmaxxing’ aesthetic is teen classic Mean Girls.

RetailPremium‘Mallmaxxing’: Gen Z is bringing back malls from near-death

Against all odds, Australia’s most-digitally native generation is leading an unexpected return to malls.

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Lion group operations manager Carrie Watson said in her four years with the company, she had been trusted with leadership opportunities, supported to grow, and empowered to take on increasingly complex roles.

Gender equalityPremiumWomen still lag behind men in reaching leadership roles

Australian women still lag behind men in reaching leadership roles because they are expected to do a far-greater share of at-home work.

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Matt Theng and Emma Stroud are ready to put the bitter Supreme Court battle behind them.

BusinessPremiumPerth gym ready for next phase of growth after court battle

The duo behind Fitness Cartel WA is ready to put its bitter Supreme Court battle behind them as they begin to chart the gym’s next phase of growth.

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CBA said a fourth interest rate hike in November would only add to the decline in house prices.

PropertyPremiumHousing decline ‘larger and faster than expected’: CBA

CBA expects house prices in Sydney and Melbourne to drop by more than 10 per cent as the combination of higher interest rates and the property tax shake-up contributes to a faster pace of decline.

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Deloitte expects discretionary spending to bear the brunt of the slowdown.

RetailPremiumAustralian retailers can expect to feel chill in the air

Australian retailers are facing a frosty outlook ahead as relief from the fuel excise reduction and a wave of discounts, which helped cushion household budgets, fade.

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Collins Foods managing director Xavier Simonet.

RetailPremiumExtended late-night trading fails to boost sales at KFC

Late-night trading hours at hundreds of KFC restaurants in Australia may not have provided as much of a sales boost as some analysts expected.

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It comes weeks after recent revelations from the Big Four banks of double-digit declines in mortgage volumes

PropertyPremiumHousing chill: Mortgage growth slumps to three-year low

The double whammy hit of higher interest rates and the Federal Government’s property tax shake-up have brought mortgage applications to a three-year low.

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