Business Now with Ross Greenwood Sky News Australia / NZ

Wages for Australia's lowest paid workers get a 5.75% boost, AMP's Diana Mousina reveals what effect that will have on the economy. Plus, sacked Bubs CEO speaks out, property price rebound continues and Biden averts a debt ceiling crisis.
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BHP admits it underpaid its workers by $430 million, AI Group's Innes Willox explains why the awards system failed. Plus, the CEO of the world's largest explosives manufacturer and a tungsten mine gets restarted on an isolated island.    
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Monthly inflation indicator soars to 6.8%, Judo Bank's Warren Hogan goes through the data. Plus, free trade deal with the UK begins today, pressure builds on PwC and Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes goes to prison.
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The PWC Senate inquisition continues, Greens Senator David Shoebridge reveals the firm has $200m worth of contracts with the Defence department. Plus, consumer confidence falls to 1990 levels and Crown Casino settles with Austrac.
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PwC chairperson Tracey Kennair steps down while nine senior partners are sent on leave, national clearance rate hovers at 67.9%, Eleanor Creagh joins to analyse the data. Plus, US lawmakers strike debt ceiling agreement.
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Tourism boosts the luxury accommodation market, Colliers Head of Hotels Karen Wales reveals Australian hotel sales have already sold 1 billion dollars this year. Plus, Biden inches closer to a debt deal and auction activity heats up.
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