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Roughly one in two people who work in finance would change jobs —  or already have — if their managers required them to spend more time in the office, according to a new survey.

Australian shares to surge 1pc at the open; Mark Allison to continue as Elders CEO; oil rallies after Saudis pledge million-barrel cut; Evolution’s Mungari mine life extended to 15 years; Myer CEO to retire. Follow updates here.

Mining giant BHP has admitted to underpaying nearly 30,000 employees since 2010, while the ASX has opened lower as investors weigh the possibility of a rate hike. Follow live.

Local shares poised to open modestly lower. London, New York closed for holidays. US debt ceiling bill could be killed before vote. April building approvals data at 11.30am AEST. Follow here for more updates.

ASIC has ordered buy now, pay later provider Humm to stop signing new customers under an interim order, while a deal to increase the US debt ceiling edges closer. Follow live

Shares fall at close, dragged lower by mining and bank stocks; Treasury Wine shares tumble after providing outlook update; Costa rallies; oil holds three-day gain; Fonterra reports profit boost. Follow here for more.

Shares open lower after sell-off on Wall Street amid US debt deal impasse; Bubs CFO resigns; Webjet boosts revenue in latest update; oil climbs near $US73; RBNZ rate decision; Universal Store upgrades guidance in trading update. Follow here for more updates.

Wall Street hits 9-month high. Japanese shares hit highest since 1990. Gold, oil edge lower. Citi lifts Xero valuation to $120. Follow the latest here.

Australian shares drop; Incitec Pivot net profit dips 6pc; Best & Less cuts guidance; United Malt scraps dividend; Appen part-raises $60m in shares; oil dips.

The Australian share market has opened lower as Incitec Pivot records a lower profit result, after the US Treasury secretary warns a recession is likely unless a deal is struck over the debt ceiling. Follow live.