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May 26th, 2021 By David Knox 1 commentFiled under: Programming,
This Sunday, SBS has scheduled
SBS News Special: Hard Rain in which presenter Ricardo Goncalves looks into the damage of natural disasters costing NSW & WA businesses over $1 billion.
After drought, fires and a pandemic, many are struggling to make sense of this latest round of disasters. Yet the Climate Council tells SBS News to expect more of the same as the climate changes.
In a 30 minute special investigation, SBS News investigates the cost of recent extreme weather events – a powerful cyclone and record flooding – on a range of businesses across NSW and WA. With the damage bill predicted to surpass $1 billion, the program asks why these events happened and whether they will keep on happening. Through the eyes of farmers and business owners we learn of catastrophic losses from Cyclone Seroja, which packed winds of up to 170 kilometres per hour and carved a trail of destruction into 1,000 kilometres of Weste
Home / Motley Fool Media / A flat market, earnings season to start in the US, and what’s the story with growth and value? Motley Fool CIO Scott Phillips on SBS
A flat market, earnings season to start in the US, and what’s the story with growth and value? Motley Fool CIO Scott Phillips on SBS Image Source: SBS
Motley Fool Australia’s Chief Investment Officer Scott Phillips joined SBS’ Ricardo Goncalves to discuss the ‘going nowhere’ market, the start of US earnings season (and its potential impact on our companies) as well as the ‘rotation’ between growth and value stocks… and where the opportunities might be.