The famous gasometers, which have stood beside The Oval since 1853, have been decommissioned.
Lax lending standards put consumers at risk
Lenders, aggregators and brokers have hit back at accusations by Choice magazine that ''lax'' lending standards and high loan-to-value ratio (LVR) loans are putting consumers at risk.
Digital currencies: Bitcoin faces test of time - and regulators
Bitcoin backers are determined to make it happen, but for now central banks are refusing to take it at face value.
Biotechs lured overseas by incentives and specialists
Australia is at risk of losing companies to more favourable environments.
Shock contraction in China, inflation drag down stocks
The sharemarket has fallen for the third consecutive week, following a surprise jump in inflation and an indicator showing China's manufacturing sector contracted for the first time in six months.
ResMed to shake off sales slumber
ResMed chief executive Mick Farrell says the medical device maker will regain market share through two new products that will better compete on price and value.
Australian dollar continues to fall ... to 3-1/2-year low
The dollar has fallen to a fresh 3½-year low and emerging market currencies sank across the board as jitters over a private gauge of Chinese manufacturing sparked a flight to assets regarded as safe.
21st Century Fox sets delisting date
The shareholder meeting to decide whether News Corp's film and TV business, 21st Century Fox, should be delisted from the Australian Stock Exchange will be held in New York in two months.
Beef exporter AACo to expand under new chief
Australia's biggest beef producer will go ahead with its export expansion strategy with the appointment of a new chief executive.
Rejected: Market not impressed with The Reject Shop's results
Shares in The Reject Shop plunged more than 30 per cent after the company blamed a poor pre-Christmas trading period and heavier than expected discounting for flat sales in the first half.