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SBS On the Money: CEO SERIES: ResMed reports as the ASX plunges

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On the Money: Mick Farrell, the CEO of ResMed Source: AAP

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Medical device maker Resmed reports its earnings and signals potential partnerships with big tech. Rhayna Bosch talks to ResMed CEO Mick Farrell. Meanwhile – global share markets come crashing down – and Mahjabeen Zaman, the head of FX Researxch at ANZ Babnk says the ASX200 is clocking its WORST single trading day in 16 months.

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