PM Business Brief: ASX slips to 4-day low | Greensill clan bails out US operation

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ASX 200 -0.89% HANG SENG +1.11% NIKKEI +0.13% ASX 20 -0.73% AUD/USD .765 +0.11% GOLD -1.01% Trading Day: ASX drops to 4-day low Another disappointing day for shares as the market erases a solid intraday rise for the second day running. Biggest rises and falls Top stories Greensills bail out US, Aussies left high and dry AGL's Vic gas import plant knocked back 'They can tell me to bugger off': Uproar delays Grocon's fate Gregan's collapsed empire on the block Not enough houses: Westpac AGL to split into two by end of 2021 Ares says AMP offer may change 'World is watching' ACCC's app store review Oppo smartphone: new rival for Apple, Samsung? KPMG names new chief executive Maggie Beer Holdings in $40m hamper deal The Biggies The BCA and The Australian are celebrating those that go above and beyond in The Biggies. Read their stories and then vote to have your say. DATAROOM The inside word on these companies: Grays Australia Endeavour, Carlyle, BGH CSL, healthcare M&A The Nation 'Hens entertainer' linked to Queensland outbreak ALP powerbroker fights for his future Dramatic turn in Melissa Caddick case Commentary Taiwan has suddenly become a major force in the strategic struggle between the US and China over AI and chip technology. ROBERT GOTTLIEBSEN  THOM WOODROOFE Climate change offers a chance of China reset Canada pauses AstraZeneca vaccine for under 55s How a supermoon helped free giant container ship News Corp in second publishing deal in a week Chart of the day Source: Morgan Stanley MIND GAMES TODAY'S PAPER THE AUSTRALIAN PLUS Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. Unsubscribe from The Australian newsletter. View your profile or update your preferences here. This email was sent in accordance with the principles of the Spam Act by The Australian GPO Box 4245, Sydney, NSW, 2001 Australia. We have sent you this message because our records show that you have opted in to receive newsletters, announcements or special offers from The Australian. Add The Australian to your address book to ensure you continue to receive subscription emails.

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